File photo of Suresh Raina.© BCCI/IPL
former Indian batsman Suresh Raina On Sunday expressed his condolences to the family of his coach who died. “My heart hurts to hear about the passing of my coach Krishnan sir, the reason behind all my achievements and hard work, the lessons he taught me will never be forgotten, forever in my memories and prayers of him. My deepest condolences to the family and loved ones. Om Shanti,” tweeted Raina on Sunday.
My heart hurts to hear about the passing of my coach Krishnan sir, the reason behind all my achievements and hard work, the lessons he taught me will never be forgotten, forever in my memories and prayers. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. peace
— Suresh Raina (@ImRaina) 21 August 2022
Raina represented India from 2005 to 2018 and was one of the pillars of the team’s middle order M S Dhoni And Yuvraj Singh,
He played 226 ODIs for India in which he scored 5,615 runs at an average of 35.31. He scored five centuries and 36 half-centuries for his side with an individual best score of 116*.
Raina represented the country in 18 Test matches scoring 768 runs at an average of 26.48. He scored a century and seven half-centuries in the format with a best score of 120.
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He also wore the blue jersey in 78 T20I matches, scoring 1,605 runs in the format at an average of 29.18. Raina has one century and five half-centuries in the format, with a best score of 101.
Southpaw is also one of the biggest success stories of the Indian Premier League, representing Chennai Super Kings for most of his career. In 205 matches in the league, he scored 5,528 runs at an average of 32.52. His best score is 100*. One century and 39 half-centuries have come off Raina’s willow.
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