In fact, he dropped 57 points and 11 assists against the rival Hyderabad in one of the games. Bhriguvanshi averaged staggering numbers playing in 11 games for Bengaluru Beast in the UBA with 30.8 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 8.2 assists. Vishesh Bhriguvanshi is one of the most talented Indian Basketball players to ever play for India. Read |How to win Chess in 3 moves? Explained in Simple Steps Vishesh Bhriguvanshi: Indian Basketball Players famous Indian basketball players (credits: scroll.in) Born The Tamilian used this experience to train harder and become one of the best ball handlers and passers in the country. In fact, NBA superstars like LeBron James and Serge Ibaka coached him in the contest. In 2013, Pari had his fanboy moment come true when he was selected in the Sprite Uncontainable Game of the NBA All-Star Weekend. He has also captained the Tamil Nadu State’s official lineup in U-13, U-16, U-18, and senior level. Akilan served as the captain of the Indian Basketball team in 2018 playing at the point guard position. Listed just 5 ft 10 inch high, Akilan Pari is one of those rare talented Indian Basketball players who has been successful in proving that heart is above the height in the game.
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Represented India in the Eight Test Matches series in 1983 against visiting Athlete in Action (USA) Basketball Team and won the series.Crown Prince’s Cup International Invitational Basketball Championship 1983 held in Bangkok and won the silver medal Represented India in the Asian Basketball Confederation Championship 1983 held in Hong Kong.Represented India in an International Invitational Basketball Championship 1982 held in Seoul (South Korea).Represented India in the IX Asian Games held at Delhi 1982.Represented India in the Asian Basketball Confederation Championship 1981 held at Calcutta.Read |Top 10 Famous Football Players in India of All Times Achievements of Indian Basketball Players: Sat Prakash Yadav
The Indian Women’s Basketball Team won all the matches played in the 22nd FIBA Asia Basketball Championship 2007 qualifying for the Level-I for the First Time ever under him. He was also the Head Coach of the Indian Women’s Basketball Team in the 16th Asian Games 2010 which finished 6th in the tournament.
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