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"Starting from school and club cricket, the competition remains at the top. The players have to fight for their place in the team and it prepares them for the next stage of their cricketing journey" Read the complete article below ⬇ #cricket #U19Worldcup #worldcup #indiancricket

Motivation in the face of failure/or an unsuccessful attempt is not about sugarcoating the situation or dismissing the challenges. Instead, it involves fostering a culture where mistakes are viewed as opportunities for growth. A leader's words carry weight, and a well-timed dose of encouragement can rekindle the team's spirits. Leadership support during failure/or on a bad day extends beyond professional aspects; it encompasses the emotional well-being of the team. Acknowledging the emotional toll of setbacks and providing a supportive space for team members to express their feelings fosters a sense of trust and belonging. Yes, we couldn't win the Final but it has been a remarkable journey. As a fan I am disappointed, heartbroken and crestfallen but as an Indian I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved in this world cup and I can say this after having tasted my fair share of bad days and #failure !! #LeadershipSuccess #MotivationInFailure #TeamResilience #SupportiveLeadership #LearningFromSetbacks #ProfessionalGrowth #LeadershipSkills #FailureToSuccess #TeamCollaboration #EmotionalSupport #CareerDevelopment #LeadershipImpact #WorkplaceCulture #InspirationalLeadership #leadershipjourney

While we lost the disappointing finals, a match better erased from the memory and from the archives. Disney Star came out as a winner in this yet another edition of ODI Mens WC in India. In all our discussions with the brands, I had maintained that this is once in a decade media opportunity, 50 over WC “in-India”!. It can't get bigger than this. Every edition of ODI WC has the potential to become the most watched cricket event ever. Mainly because ODI is a 8 hour format and due to the league format, total matches are 48(+warm ups) which results in 384 Hours of LIVE broadcast. Compared to IPL, which is 222 Hours of live broadcast, that means, even if T20 WC number of matches increases, the reach will still not be comparable to an ODI WC, not taking away anything from the T20 WC, it will be equivalent to an IPL season, if not more. Verdict is out! - Record viewership both on TV and Digital streaming.  Great to see Disney coming up with single communication announcing and celebrating the numbers for both the mediums, instead of seemingly putting one against the other due to ongoing competition with JioCinema and the fact that Disney holds only the TV rights for the IPL, with digital rights ~ Jio. While we celebrate every time new broadcast rights garner record contracts from the broadcasters, rationality in media rights has to prevail to make a viable business. Sooner than later, either consolidation or otherwise, monopoly or duopoly will lead to the coexistence and rationality and till then consumers are the only winners in this game. After all, whichever is the platform, no one owns these premium rights till eternity, but must pay for the rights for a fixed period of time and ensure that the return from it is cash positive by the end of it. Only fair long term valuation will lead to fair and more sustainable ad pricing and thereby fair YOY growth for the corporations. Closer to when that time comes, I also believe that subscriptions will come back and a balanced model of Subscription + Ad Revenue will prevail in the long run. US NBA Broadcast regular season Ad rates for TV including CTV(10sec) - range 25 to 30L INR(NFL is even higher) India IPL Ad rates including CTV (10sec) - 22-24L INR US GDP per capita - 76000 USD(2022) India GDP per capita - 2301 USD(2022) US is 33 times of India GDP per capita, while this is not the only relevant indicator but it is one of the few indicators which might indicates the inflated valuations of India cricket broadcast rights.

India Defeats the Kiwis by 70 Runs to Advance to the ICC Men’s World Cup Final The Indian men’s cricket team defeated the formidable New Zealand side with 70 runs, cruising into the ICC World Cup final. Read More: https://cutt.ly/uwY7YuAA #India #WorldCupFinal #cricketteam #NewZealand #news #sportsnews #cricketnews #dailynews #indiancricketteam #theknowledgereview #theknowledgereviewnews 

It was a heartbreaking day for millions of Indian cricket fans, as their team lost the World Cup final to Australia. The Indian team had played brilliantly throughout the tournament, but fell short of the ultimate glory. As a cricket lover, I felt the pain of the defeat and wondered what went wrong. I am not going to talk about the toss, pitch, batting and bowling, as I know the Indian players are world class. What I observed was a lack of planning and execution, which was crucial for a World Cup final match. Australia had a clear plan for each batsman and fielded superbly to stop the easy runs. It was like they had more than 11 players on the field. India never had such plans, as they relied on their template of playing and process. Which is good, but to knock out a team like Australia, it requires special efforts. I don’t want to blame any particular player, but the lack of planning and execution cost us the game. They have the talent and the potential, but they need to work on their strategy and adaptability. Australia showed why they are the champions, and India should take a leaf out of their book. It is not enough to field the best players, but also to have the best plans and execute them flawlessly. That is the lesson that India should take from this World Cup. #personalviews #India #worldcup2023 #indvsaus

It's the big day: India vs. Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup 2023! The stage is set, the players are ready, and the nation is eager. Are you backing #TeamIndia to maintain their flawless World Cup record against Pakistan and make it 8-0? Share your predictions below - by how many wickets will India win today? #IndiaVsPakistan #CricketWorldCup #EpicBattle #Predictions #CheerForIndia #REVAuniversity #REVAcheer #Cricket

There are fewer joys than watching the Indian cricket team going all guns out and giving out an all-round performance. Watching the Indian team's encounter yesterday with Sri Lanka at a place familiar for the two (the majestic 2011 World Cup finals!) was a match-up that did not disappoint. India has been phenomenal this year. Being the only undefeated side in the tournament, their performance has been the end result of the collaborative effort. A team effort that has come together like a tightly knit armor. This time, it isn't just about Rohit's attacking intent or the young Shubman taking on bowlers. It isn't just about Kohli being consistent or Bumrah attacking from the front. Every player has come to fill out wherever the other falls short. Kohli goes for a duck? Rohit Sharma takes over. Rohit Sharma dismissed cheaply? KL Rahul and Kohli stabilize the ship. Siraj going expensive? Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav ensure they build pressure. There is a lesson to take here. Every day won't be your day. You won't be your best every day. This is when you need a team that can take over. And sometimes, your team may rely on you. Even your best performer can have a bad day. At that moment, they need a hand on the shoulder telling them, 'We've got this!' #indiancricketteam #leadershiplessons #worldcup2023 #teamwork

Just read an interesting article about India's Chief Selector, Ajit Agarkar, calling spinner Kuldeep Yadav the "Trump Card" of the Indian cricket team for the upcoming World Cup. The Chief Selector's faith in Yadav's skills and potential role in the team's success certainly adds an exciting element to the tournament. Check out the full article for more insights. #Cricket #WorldCup #KuldeepYadav #IndianCricketTeam https://lnkd.in/dGwvm-ji