Mongia says he will keep trying
A 'dejected' Nayan Mongia today said he had no clue as to why he had been excluded from the probables for India's tour to Zimbabwe but pledged to work for his comeback
24-Apr-2001
A 'dejected' Nayan Mongia today said he had no clue as to why he had
been excluded from the probables for India's tour to Zimbabwe but
pledged to work for his comeback. "I am dejected. I had worked hard. I
don't know how to react," Mongia told PTI over phone from Baroda.
The Board selection committee had announced a list of 26 probables on
Sunday for a conditioning camp to be held in Bangalore ahead of
India's tour to Zimbabwe next month. Mongia, who did reasonably well
in the two Tests he played against Australia and has been performing
consistently in the domestic season, was overlooked for the camp.
The Baroda stumper however said he will continue to play in the
domestic tournaments and try to make a comeback. "I will continue to
work hard. I will give my best in whatever tournaments I play. I hope
to make a comeback," he said.
Asked what he felt was the reason for his exclusion, Mongia said it
was for the selection committee to answer. "I had done my homework,"
he said.