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World Cup Snub With Ambati Rayudu

World Cup SNUB:

Many of you may have heard the word snub in cricket or any other sport and many people have found the word new and unique. Because of the way this word has been used, it is a bit difficult to understand.

World Cup SNUB Meaning | What is the word snub and what does it mean.

The word snub can be of four figures but its translation makes sense. If we try to add this word to a sentence, we will soon understand it.

The word snub means

- Insult/neglect and insult  (अपमान/अनदेखा करके अपमानित करना)

how this word is used in cricket

World Cup Snub:

Many times in the history of the Cricket World Cup, players have been ignored and humiliated.

Like World Cup snub with Ambati Rayudu in World Cup 2019.

Rayudu, 33, was on India's official standby list at the World Cup 2019 in Britain but was ignored despite all-rounder Vijay Shankar being injured and ignoring Mayank Agarwal at the behest of the team management. After this humiliation, Rayudu retired from cricket.

Rayudu played 55 ODIs for India, scoring 1694 runs at an average of 47.06, in the shorter format of cricket, Rayudu played only 6 T20 matches for India, scoring only 42 runs at an average of 10.5. Ambati Rayudu did not get a chance to play a Test match.

The same Rayudu played very well in the IPL playing for Mumbai Indians and Chennai Superkings.

In the IPL, Rayudu played 147 matches, scoring a total of 3300 runs at an average of 28.7; In the IPL, Rayudu plays at a strike rate of 125.95.

Ambati Rayudu will be seen playing for Chennai Super Kings again in IPL 2020. However, due to coronavirus, the IPL 2020 deadline has not been revealed yet.

As soon as the final date of IPL 2020 is told, we will give you an update immediately.

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