Fans Laud Aakash Chopra For Response On Daughter's Career
Aakash Chopra has played 10 Tests for India scoring 437 runs and hitting two half-centuries.
- Posted by SylvesterT
- Updated: October 03, 2018 01:01 pm IST
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Aakash Chopra earned praise from Twitter users for his reply
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He was asked if his daughter could take up cricket as a career
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Aakash Chopra said it was her daughter's decision to decide her future
Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra on Wednesday earned widespread respect for his response to a Twitter user. It all began when Aakash Chopra posted a short 59-second video on his official Twitter account playing cricket with his daughter Aarna. "It's serious business #AakashvAarna #LoveHerToBits", he captioned the post. Twitter users were left in awe of his daughter given her young age and the cricketing strokes she played.
It's serious business #AakashvAarna #LoveHerToBits pic.twitter.com/n5j9ocC84R
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) October 3, 2018
However, one curious fan asked the former Indian batsman a question about her daughter's career goals. "Don't think you will tell her to make a career in cricket", the user asked to which Aakash Chopra replied, "I won't tell her anything. She has the wings. We will try to give her an open sky. So that...she can fly".
I won't tell her anything. She has the wings. We will try to give her an open sky. So that...she can fly https://t.co/yLjFsNGOpd
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) October 3, 2018
The response drew appreciation for the former cricketer across all platforms.
Sir kya baat , Dil Jeet Liya aap ne .
— Aloke Ghosh (@Alokzgh) October 3, 2018
Great man... This world needs more such fathers...
— Akash Kumar (@RealAkashKumar) October 3, 2018
I wish every father become like him
— Abhishek kumar (@VinayakAbhishek) October 3, 2018
Chopra has played 10 Tests for India scoring 437 runs and hitting two half-centuries. He made his Test debut for India against New Zealand in 2003. He had a good domestic career as he scored 10839 runs in 162 First-class matches at an impressive batting average of 45.35 with a triple hundred (301*) to his name. He scored 29 hundreds and 53 half-centuries in the First-class games.