Former Indian cricket player S Ssanth Was known for his wild parties, especially after taking large wickets. The Australian opener Matthew Hayden probably remembers the antics of Kerala Pacer lively after he was fired by Sreesanth on September 22, 2007 in the semi -final of the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 in Durban.
Sreesanth threw a yorker from around the wicket to uproot the stumps, ending the well -made innings of Hayden of 62. Sreesanth ran to the other side, squatted down and hit the wicket three times in the celebration. Now, after 18 years, the dual world Cup winner has thinking about that memorable moment, and WWE shares what inspired him to do that kind of parties after rejecting the Aussie opener.
“Matthew Hayden looks so big. Most people don’t know why I did what I did. So he was bent and what do you do in WWF (World Wrestling Federation),” Three Taper and You Are Out, “said Sreesanth during Brutal singles On Jiohotstar.
The celebration of the right-wing Pacer was inspired by the popular American Wrestling Entertainment Event, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), formerly known as WWF. With a huge global supporters, WWE’s scriptwest dramas fascinated Sreesanth, who was a fan of that program, apart from a fiery pacer of his active days in international cricket.
Sreesanth who rejects Hayden turned out to be a turning point in the semi -final. Australia was in a strong position on 134/2 in 14.3 overs while he chased the total of India from 188/5. India then won with 15 points, with Sreesanth 2 Wickets taking for 12 points. His most memorable moment came when he caught Misbah-Ohq on Fine Leg to claim the last Wicket and to secure the Maiden T20 World Cup title from India.
What is Sreesanth nowadays?
Sreesanth Rajasthan Royals (RR) represented in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He was the first Kerala Ranji player who played T20i’s for the men in blue. Initially forbidden for life after the IPL-Spot-Fixing scandal of 2013, his ban was later reduced to seven years in August 2019. In 2018 he participated in the reality show Bigg Boss and finished second. He resumed his cricket career in 2020 by becoming a member of the Kerala State Team and announced his retirement to the Interior Cricket in March 2022. He is currently enjoying commentary tints during competitions.
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