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Former Indian pacer Javagal Srinath takes Bengaluru Metro ride, fans praise for simplicity

Former India pacer Javagal Srinath has once again won praise from cricket fans for his simple and understated lifestyle after a photograph of him travelling on the Bengaluru Metro went viral on social media. This picture of Javagal Srinath has become viral for travelling in a metro even after being so successful and well to do. Generally humans have a tendency to judge people based on their…

Former Indian pacer Javagal Srinath takes Bengaluru Metro ride, fans praise for simplicity

Former Indian pacer Javagal Srinath has once again captured the hearts of cricket fans for his simple and understated lifestyle. A photograph of the former star travelling on the Bengaluru Metro has gone viral on social media, drawing praise for his humble demeanor. Fans have been impressed by Srinath's choice to use public transport despite his stature in Indian cricket.

The image shows Srinath, dressed in a sky-blue shirt, denim jeans, and brown leather brogues, standing in a corner of a metro coach with a trolley bag in hand. Unabashedly relaxed, he navigates his journey with grace. Social media users have applauded the cricket legend, with several recalling sighting Srinath around Bengaluru on foot without an entourage.

One user shared their own observation of Srinath running the roads of Bengaluru a few years ago, highlighting his continued simplicity even after retiring from cricket. Srinath's humility has been a hallmark of his career, both during and after his playing days. Currently serving as an ICC match referee, he remains one of India's most successful fast bowlers, boasting an impressive record of 236 wickets in 67 Tests at an average of 30.49.

In addition to his Test achievements, Srinath has also taken 315 wickets in 229 ODIs, with three five-wicket hauls to his name.

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