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    For two years between his comeback and the last time he played for India, a period almost four years long, he says he didn't even watch cricket on TV. "Half the time I was in South Africa, some time in England, some time in Australia. When India were winning the World Twenty20, I was in Munich" Nehra said. South Africa for ankle surgery, Munich for a back fracture, Australia for other treatment. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
    Half the time I was in South Africa, some time in England, some time in Australia. When India were winning the World Twenty20, I was in Munich
    Ashish Nehra – Ashish Nehra SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
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Once fit, I knew I'd return - Nehra
  1. When I went out of action in 2005, I never knew this would happen with me because my performance was not a problem
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  2. Slowly, day by day, I have grown in confidence ... I am feeling good, and enjoying it more every passing day. I am enjoying the responsibility too. It's tough to bowl in the Powerplays, but I have been bowling three-three overs then. I feel good that the team is giving me responsibility, and thinks I am...
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  3. I realised that in the IPL it is the same Hayden, the same Gilchrist ... it's almost like international cricket
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  4. If a batsman is out he can go back to domestic cricket and score runs ... If a bowler is out he can go and take wickets. But what could I do? For about one-and-a-half years I didn't bowl at all. I went for treatment almost everywhere, be it Germany, be it Australia, be it South Africa, or be it England.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  5. I used to go because I could work with the Delhi trainer ... Also I used to travel with them because I wanted to stay in the cricket circle. In India if you don't play for six or seven months, people forget you. People had stopped counting me as a fast bowler. But I was 110% sure I would make a comeback...
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  6. I want to take it series by series. I could get injured tomorrow also. It's also possible I play the next eight months without any injury.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  7. I had put a lot of effort. I went through the IPL, bowled for as long as two-and-a-half hours every day in the nets, and did whatever I could do. Then only I said I was fit to play for India. Yes, there was relief when I finished the match, but I never had big doubts that I wouldn't be able to finish my...
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  8. If people are just looking to see if I am fit that is one thing ... If they're expecting me to bowl 30 overs in an innings and then pick up five wickets each time, on these pitches, then it's going to be really hard for me to make a comeback.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago
  9. I always knew that when I am fit I will be back.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 4 weeks ago

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