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Rajasthan-born Jai Moondra finds international cricket glory with Ireland

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Jai Moondra, originally from Tonk in Rajasthan, moved to Dublin for higher studies believing his cricket career was over. While working in the tech sector, he continued playing club cricket with Leinster Cricket Club in Ireland. The fast bowler caught attention after an impressive debut T20I series against India, followed by his ODI debut for Ireland. His rise has been shaped by guidance from a Pakistani mentor in Dublin and an Indian coach back in Jaipur. Moondra's story is one of quiet perseverance and an unlikely second chance at professional cricket far from home.

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