Everyone wants a gap between life and death, but no one can say when death will come. It is a truth of life that with the birth of every human being, the time of his death is also fixed, but many such miracles are seen when a human being survives even when death is near. Many such cricketers have also been seen who have earned their name in cricket even after defeating death. The name of Indian cricketer Karun Nair is also included in this list, who faced death not once but twice in his life. The surprising thing was that it was because of the fear of death that he came closer to cricket and as fast as he hit the board, he disappeared from the field. Karun Nair is celebrating his 32nd birthday today. So let’s know his life story.
Actually, right-handed batsman Karun Nair was born on 6 December 1991 in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, but later he moved to Bengaluru with his family. When Karun Nair was born, he defeated death for the first time. Karun was a premature baby born at 8 months of pregnancy. In this way, he had to face many problems in his childhood. Due to his low lung capacity, the doctor advised him to do physical activity. Because of this, his father asked him to play cricket and at the age of 10, Nair started playing with the bat.
Apart from this, Karun Nair defeated death for the second time in 2016. At that time he narrowly escaped a boat accident. He did not know how to swim, but the boat sank and people saved him. After this accident Nair also considered himself lucky. In the year 2016, Karun Nair scored a triple century for India in his debut Test match. Karun Nair broke many records by playing an inning of 303 runs against England in Chennai. During this period, Karun Nair batted for 2.5 days. After this triple century, he got only 3 chances, which were against Australia. In these three matches, Nair scored crash innings of 26, 23 and 5 runs. After this Nair was removed. Nair played his last Test in 2017. He has been out of Team India for 7 years. He came to be called the unlucky player of Indian cricket. Nair has scored 374 runs in 6 test matches for the Indian team. He has played two ODI matches for India, in which he did not get a chance to bat.