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Honnavar, March 19, 2026: Raghavendra Divgi, the renowned ‘Throwdown Specialist’ of the Indian Cricket Team and one of the silent architects behind India’s recent T20 World Cup triumph, visited the famous Veeranjaneya Sansthana at Bangaramakki in Gerusoppa on Thursday. This marks his first visit to his home district, Uttara Kannada, following the World Cup victory.

A native of Divgi village in Kumta, Raghavendra has been an integral part of Team India since 2011. Known for his exceptional skill in delivering precise throwdowns at speeds of 140-150 kmph using the side-arm, he has been instrumental in preparing star batters like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma for high-velocity bowling. His behind-the-scenes hard work is widely credited as a major reason for the success of Indian batters in international tournaments.

During his visit to the temple, Raghavendra offered special prayers and sought the blessings of the chief pontiff, Shri Maruti Guruji. The Guruji lauded Raghavendra’s contribution to Indian sports, noting that his achievements have brought immense pride to the nation and the district. The Sansthana formally honored him for his exemplary service to the national team. His arrival has sparked joy and a sense

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