On the other hand, the workforce’s contemporary performances were underneath scrutiny as Rohit Sharma and co. have now not been ready to care for power smartly. Be it with the bat or ball, the workforce hasn’t had an all-round efficiency in a day.
Former Bharat all-rounder and Global Cup-winner Yuvraj Singh on Thursday raised considerations over Workforce Bharat‘s problems with dealing with power in crunch video games.
Committing to X (officially Twitter), Yuvraj wrote, “We all want a repeat of 2011 in #ICCWorldCup23 BUT In 2011 #TeamIndia shined under pressure. In 2023, Again, the team is under pressure to perform. Do we have enough time to turn this around? Can we use this pressure to become a ‘Game changer’?
Responding to Yuvraj, former India opener Virender Sehwag, in his own unique way, said that the Indian team will not be taking pressure on themselves and instead putting it on the opposition. The World Cup winner also pointed out the fact that since 2011, the hosts have gone on to win the tournament.
“Ayi baat power ki, toh iss bar hum power lenge nahi, denge! Like champions! Peechle 12 saal mein, host workforce global cup jeeti hain! 2011 – We gained at House. 2015 – Australia gained in Australia. 2019 – England gained in England. 2023 – Hum Toofan Machayenge!
Former Bharat captain and BCCI president Sourav Ganguly additionally weighed in at the dialog pronouncing that Rohit has a cast workforce at his disposal and Bharat have were given a obese prospect to win at house.
“Is #TeamIndia favourite because the World Cup is held in India or because we’re playing with strength and confidence @virendersehwag? Yes, we won against Aus in Aus, drew series against England but then we lost to them both in big match situations. I think we have a solid team and a big chance, but we do need to get back to our winning ways before the #ICCworldCup23,” Ganguly wrote.
The Global Cup begins from October 5 with the hit of list-time finalists England and Brandnew Zealand. Bharat play games their first fit on October 8 towards Australia.
