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'Brand' Pujara equal to Neymar, Vettel
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‘Brand’ Pujara Equal to Neymar, Vettel, Cheteshwar Pujara, Formula One ace Sebastian Vettel. A US-based sports website has placed India's prolific batsman Cheteshwar Pujara in its latest list of potentially good top ten investment options in sports, putting the Saurashtra player alongside the likes of Brazilian soccer star Neymar and Formula One ace Sebastian Vettel.
A US-based sports website has placed India's prolific batsman Cheteshwar Pujara in its latest list of potentially good top ten investment options in sports, putting the Saurashtra player alongside the likes of Brazilian soccer star Neymar and Formula One ace Sebastian Vettel.
Under the heading "The top 10 sports pro stock options," website sportsonearth.Com has stated that with Indian cricket in a state of transition with the soon-to-be retirement of Sachin Tendulkar, the 25-year-old Pujara provides a good option for potential investors linking themselves to him.
Robert Weintraub, author of the books 'The Victory Season' and 'The House That Ruth Built' and a regular writer for The New York Times and ESPN.Com, has highlighted Pujara's penchant for big scores and placed him 8th in his top ten pro sports stock options list headed by 21-year-old Neymar.
"Indian cricket is in a state of transition, with the Michael Jordan of the sport, Sachin Tendulkar, retiring from competition, and the stalwart captain (and extremely well compensated) Mahendra Singh Dhoni about to turn 33," writes Weinstraub.
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