New Delhi: Dhruv Jurel became the 12th Indian wicket-keeper to score a Test century against the West Indies in the first Test match at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday, October 3. Following his milestone, Jurel dedicated his maiden century to the Indian army.

The wicket-keeper batter stated “respect for what they do on the battlefield”. After his century. Jurel’s father, Nem Chand, also served in the Indian Army and was also included in the Kargil War of 1999. Earlier, Jurel was seen giving an on-field salute, and he revealed that his gesture was a way of honoring his father’s dedication to the Indian Army.

Jurel made the most of the chance in the absence of Rishabh Pant. The left-hand wicket-keeper was ruled out of the West Indies series, and Jurel got the opportunity t

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