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From Delhi Streets to Dressing Room: Masseur Rajeev Kumar's Cricket Journey

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Rajeev Kumar, a former masseur for the Indian men's cricket team, rose from humble beginnings on the streets of Delhi to become one of the sport's most trusted support staff members. His village has collectively produced around 50 masseurs who have served Indian cricket over the years. Kumar's path was marked by significant hardship, including a period when he navigated Delhi without even a phone to his name. Along the way, several key individuals helped shape his career and professional growth. His story spans two generations of Indian cricket, during which he witnessed numerous memorable moments from inside the dressing room.

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