The former India left-arm spinner also explained how the batsmen would find it difficult to pick him under lights.
Ojha feels while the match between Delhi and Bangalore would seal the Top-Two spot for the winner, the last match between Hyderabad and Mumbai will hold more significance
Ojha played his entire international career under the captaincy of MS Dhoni.
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Ojha is now keen to compete in the T20 Leagues abroad and will seek BCCI permission for exploring the options.
Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar on Friday wished Pragyan Ojha on retirement and said 'You made my last Test special by picking 10 wickets'.
Ojha played 24 Tests, 18 ODIs and 6 T20Is for India between 2008 and 2013. He took a combined 144 international wickets across formats.
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Pragyan Ojha wrote to CAB stating that due to family reasons it is difficult for him to leave Hyderabad and pleaded that it would be detrimental to his career if he missed matches at this stage.
Manoj Tiwary on Wednesday said that he did not wish to get into the Pragyan Ojha controversy, as he has to focus on getting the best out of his players in the upcoming Ranji Trophy season.