Kolkata, Aug. 25 -- He was Indian test cricket's sturdiest defence in the last decade. Cheteshwar Pujara, among the most classical modern batters who enriched batting with grit and technique while refusing to yield to the lure of strike rate and hundred conversion rate, has retired from all forms of cricket. Pujara was India's last test specialist, an outlier at a time when cricket had moved irreversibly into the fast lane. He never played a T20I, and the last of his only five ODIs came in 2014. However, most of India's finest test wins for over a decade have the Pujara stamp. One of the first casualties of India's test transition, Pujara's Test career ended with 7,195 runs and 19 hundreds at a solid average of 43.60. Don't read too much in...