Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

"Thank you so much Gavaskar sir for comparing me with Dhoni sir. But I want to say personally that no one can replicate what Dhoni sir has done," Jurel said.

Dhruv Jurel plays down comparisons with MS Dhoni, aims to forge his own unique path

He might have drawn comparisons with MS Dhoni but Dhruv Jurel himself believes that nobody can match up to the Indian legend.

Here's what Jurel said

#DhruvJurel #MSDhoni #IPL2024

<h2>"Thank you so much Gavaskar sir for comparing me with Dhoni sir. But I want to say personally that no one can replicate what Dhoni sir has done," Jurel said.</h2>

He might be drawing comparisons with Mahendra Singh Dhoni, but wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel on Friday said nobody can quite match up to the former India captain and he would rather focus on carving his own niche in international cricket.
Jurel, who made his Test debut during the recently-concluded series against England, was sharp behind the wickets, solid with the bat and quite instinctive while guiding captain Rohit Sharma during DRS calls.
His assured performance prompted the legendary Sunil Gavaskar to compare Jurel with Dhoni, but the 23-year-old, who is the son of a Kargil war veteran, begged to differ.
"Thank you so much Gavaskar sir for comparing me with Dhoni sir. But I want to say personally that no one can replicate what Dhoni sir has done," Jurel said at the 'India Today Conclave' here.
"There is only one Dhoni. Always was and always will be. For me, I just want to be Dhruv Jurel. Whatever I do, I want to do as Dhruv Jurel. But Dhoni sir is a legend and he will always remain like that," added the young wicketkeeper-batter.
Jurel called Tests the "purest" form of the game and said getting the India cap was a dream come true for him.
"It (getting the Test cap and getting the man of the match) hasn't yet sunk in. It was a pleasure to play Tests, the purest form of cricket. I was sure that I would play Test cricket some day and it has been a dream-come-true moment for me." "I always wanted to play Tests. When I was playing U-19, my goal was to play 200 Tests, which I later realised was not possible," said the youngster, who at the age of 12, travelled alone to a cricket academy in Noida for training from his Agra home.
Jurel also dismissed comparisons between Test cricket and Indian Premier League as unrealistic.
"(For me) IPL has not reduced the love for (Test) cricket. When I got the baggy cap (India Test cap), it was a different feeling altogether. There is no contest whatsoever (between the two). Test cricket is at a different level," he said.
On whether he fancies his chances of making the squad for the T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the USA, Jurel said he wasn't thinking so far ahead. The World Cup is to be held in June.
"To be honest, I don't have to think much; let's just control the controllables," he said.
Jurel also praised the BCCI's recent move to reward those playing more Test matches, saying it was a "great initiative" but he was still trying to figure out the increase in perks.
It was an emotional moment for Jurel when his father, Nem Chand, who was also present among the guests at the conclave, saluted his son for bringing laurels to the country.
"Dad was in the (Indian) Army. He wanted me to join the special forces and prepare for the NDA (National Defence Academy exams). Dad was disciplined in diet and training.
"(But) he was not in favour of cricket. So I did not tell dad (initially) that I had started playing cricket. He tried to convince me to continue with academics. Then I approached my mother and tried to bring both on the same page.
"Finally, he agreed to get me a slogger bat made of Kashmir willow. When I wanted a kit worth Rs 5000-6000, my mom said she would sell her gold chain to get me one," he recalled a well-documented anecdote from his formative years.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/former-pacer-praveen-kumar-makes-scathing-remark-against-hardik-pandya-after-central-contract-saga-1710494942024">Former pacer Praveen Kumar makes scathing remark against Hardik Pandya after central contract saga</a>

The 5-wicket victory in the Ranchi Test sealed a 3-1 series victory for India, their 17th consecutive Test series win at home.

IND vs ENG, 4th Test: Shubman Gill, Dhruv Jurel bail India out of trouble as hosts complete series win

India beat England by 5 wickets, take 3-1 lead in 5-match series
Gill (52*), Jurel (39*) take India to victory with unbeaten stand
Earlier, captain Rohit Sharma scored 55; Bashir took 3 wkts

<h2>The 5-wicket victory in the Ranchi Test sealed a 3-1 series victory for India, their 17th consecutive Test series win at home.</h2>

In a match that witnessed several shifts in momentum, India clinched a series win against England with a decisive 5-wicket victory in the penultimate Test, marking their 17th consecutive Test series triumph on home soil. The win was anchored by a crucial 72-run unbeaten partnership between Dhruv Jurel and Shubman Gill, highlighting India's resilience and depth in batting.
The day began on a high note for India, with Captain Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal continuing their dominant form, quickly amassing runs in the morning session. Their partnership yielded 84 runs before a spectacular catch by James Anderson ended Jaiswal's stint at the crease. Notably, Jaiswal's series total <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/yashasvi-jaiswal-equals-virat-kohli-s-record-for-most-runs-in-a-test-series-ind-vs-eng-1708930615030">reached 655 runs, tying with Virat Kohli for the highest runs scored by an Indian in a Test series against England</a>.
Rohit Sharma, leading by example, also reached his half-century. However, his dismissal, followed by Rajat Patidar's quick exit without scoring, brought India to a precarious 100/3.
Ravindra Jadeja and Shubman Gill then steadied the innings, adopting a cautious approach until Jadeja's departure to a loose shot off Shoaib Bashir's bowling. The subsequent loss of Sarfaraz Khan for a duck momentarily tilted the scales in England's favor, leaving India in a challenging position with 72 runs still needed for victory.
Amid this tension, Dhruv Jurel stepped up, demonstrating remarkable composure under pressure. He carefully navigated the innings, focusing on rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard moving without risking his wicket. Jurel's calm demeanour seemed to inspire Gill, who until then had played a restrained innings. India's No. 3 also registered a fifty and with Jurel, formed a partnership that not only steadied the Indian ship but also demoralized the English team, steering India towards a memorable series win.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/not-disappointed-dhruv-jurel-sheds-light-on-missing-out-maiden-test-century-ind-vs-eng-1708913060721">Not disappointed: Dhruv Jurel shares his thoughts on missing out on maiden Test century </a>

The legendary India batter, who was doing commentary on a broadcast channel, likened the 23-year-old to his idol MS Dhoni, arguably India's best keeper-batter in history. 

IND vs ENG 4th Test: Dhruv Jurel's valiant knock earns him top praise from Sunil Gavaskar

The legendary India batter, who was doing commentary on a broadcast channel, likened the 23-year-old to his idol MS Dhoni, arguably India's best keeper-batter in history.&nbsp;

Dhruv Jurel's rescue operation with a valiant 90 on Day 3 of the fourth Test between India and England earned him top praise from veteran Sunil Gavaskar.&nbsp; The legendary India batter, who was doing commentary on a broadcast channel, likened the 23-year-old to his idol MS Dhoni, arguably India's best keeper-batter in history.&nbsp; 'Watching the presence of mind of Dhruv Jurel makes me think he's the next MS Dhoni in the making,' Gavaskar asserted.&nbsp; Jurel may have missed out on his century by a few runs, but Gavaskar was certain, 'Today he missed out on a century but make no mistake this young man will go on to score many centuries because of his presence of mind.'&nbsp;

dhruv jurel

Categories