Published 07:00 IST, October 3rd 2024
India Pacer Akash Deep Visits Ayodhya Ram Temple, Seeks Blessings for The Team’s Future Success
Pacer Akash Deep travelled to Ayodhya, one of India's most religious cities, and visited the Ram Temple. Deep fulfilled his long-held desire to visit the place.
After Team India demolished Akash Deep and continue to maintain a stronghold in their fortress, 27-year-old pacer Akash Deep, took a spiritual trip while being in Uttar Pradesh. The cricketer visited one of India's most religious cities, Ayodhya, and paid a visit to the Ram Temple. It was one of Deep's biggest dreams to visit the place, which he was able to fulfil after Team India secured a clean sweep against Bangladesh in Kanpur.
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Akash Deep Visits the Holy Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Seeks Ram Lalla Blessings for the Team
Indian Cricket Team pacer Akash Deep recently visited the Ram Temple in Ayodhya after the culmination of the Kanpur Test between India and Bangladesh . The sensational pacer has been gaining laurels for his performance, and he visited the sacred temple to seek the blessings of Ram Lalla and offer his prayers. He expressed gratitude on being able to fulfill his long-awaited dream of witnessing Lord Ram, and he prayed for Team India to continue their streak of dominance.
"It was a dream since long to have darshan of Lord Ram, especially when this temple was built and I saw videos of Lord Ram... I have prayed that the way we are playing, we keep that going on... I can't express it in words - how it felt to have darshan of Lord Ram," Akash Deep said while speaking to ANI.
Akash Deep was sensational when Team India faced off against Bangladesh . The two-match Test series saw the Men in Blue completely demolish their opposition in the Chennai Test despite the initial hiccups. The Kanpur Test, in particular, will be remembered as one of India's finest performances as they managed to secure a win despite the circumstances.
Despite having no play for two and a half days because of incessant rain, wet outfield and bad light, the Indian Cricket Team's resilience to win it all was on display. Akash Deep took five crucial wickets throughout the series and heavily contributed to India securing a whitewash against Bangladesh .
Updated 14:41 IST, October 3rd 2024