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Image Source : Getty Jasprit Bumrah and Rohit Sharma The Indian team is among the strong contenders to win the trophy in the T20 World Cup 2024 to be jointly hosted by the West Indies and the US. One reason behind this is fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, who is in Team India, on whom everyone’s eyes are going to be. Bumrah could not play due to stress fracture just before the T20 World Cup played in Australia last time and after that it took him more than a year to return to the team. However, after that Bumrah has been playing continuously till now, in which he also played an important role for Team India in bowling in the ODI World Cup played in the year 2023. At the same time, before the start of the T20 World Cup, a big statement of Bumrah has come to the fore, in which he has said that he no longer takes much pressure on himself. <!-- /8323530/Khabar_Desktop_VDO_1X1 --> After returning, I focused more on enjoying the game In his interview to ICC, Jasprit Bumrah said that after returning from injury, I have tried to enjoy the game as much as I can. I focused on the process because some things will go according to you but some things will not. I have now realized that I started playing this game because I like it and that is why I now focus more on my game and not on the result. This helps you reduce the pressure on yourself and enjoy the game to the fullest. It is not right to give too much information to young players In the T20 World Cup 2024, Jasprit Bumrah will lead the fast bowling attack of the Indian team, in which he will also be accompanied by Mohammad Siraj and Arshdeep Singh. In such a situation, about teaching something to the young players, Bumrah said that you cannot try to teach them too much. This is something that I have just learned during my cricket career. Whenever someone comes to me for help, I let him ask questions because I do not consider it right to give too much information. It is most important for young players to move forward without carrying the burden of too much information. Everyone has reached here only after a lot of hard work. I give them information about what I have learned from my experience. But I do not want to put too much burden of information on them. You have to find your own ways and solutions to move forward. (PTI INPUTS) read this also Squad announced, Yuvraj Singh got the captaincy, legendary players like Raina-Harbhajan joined this team T20 World Cup 2024: Sri Lanka and Afghanistan won the matches, these teams suffered a crushing defeat Latest Cricket News function loadFacebookScript(){ !function (f, b, e, v, n, t, s) { if (f.fbq) return; n = f.fbq = function () { n.callMethod ? n.callMethod.apply(n, arguments) : n.queue.push(arguments); }; if (!f._fbq) f._fbq = n; n.push = n; n.loaded = !0; n.version = '2.0'; n.queue = []; t = b.createElement(e); t.async = !0;

IND vs AUS 2023 World Cup Final: A Fixed Match or a Display of Determination? The recent clash between India and Australia in the 2023 World Cup final has sparked intense speculation among cricket enthusiasts. Some fans are questioning whether it was a fixed match, but let's unravel the dynamics and admire the resilience of the Australian team. While India's loss may disappoint some fans, it's crucial to acknowledge Australia as a world-class team. Their determined performance in the field, fighting for every run, reflects a team with nothing to lose – a true display of competitive spirit and unwavering commitment. Australia's standout fielding was the game-changer, saving countless runs and securing crucial catches under pressure. On the flip side, India's extraordinary winning streak led to debates about their consistency, yet the narrative of a sudden lapse in fielding being due to carelessness deserves a second look. Let's celebrate the spirit of cricket, the thrilling moments, and the resilience of the players. Accusations of fixing may cloud the beauty of the game, but a closer look reveals a fierce competition where Australia emerged triumphant through skill and determination. What are your thoughts on the match? Share your opinions and let's engage in a respectful dialogue about this unforgettable World Cup final! 🏆🤝 #CricketDrama #IndvsAus #WorldCup2023 #Sportsmanship #Determination

The much-awaited World Cricket Cup final is just around the corner, and the anticipation is palpable. As we gear up for the clash between India, undefeated in all nine matches this season, and the five-time world champions Australia, the excitement is hard to contain. Sunday's match poses unique situations for different individuals. Students on non-residential campuses might miss the grand auditorium experience, and office goers physically heading to their workplaces will be unable to share the excitement with colleagues. However, occasions like these have a way of building quick camaraderie. I fondly recall the last World Cup victory for India when strangers hugged each other, and even serious politicians cheered like innocent children. Such moments transcend the boundaries of teams and nations, uniting people through the spirit of sportsmanship. Whether India maintains its winning streak or Australia's champion history prevails, one thing is certain - I'm ready to enjoy the game, and if India wins, my happiness will know no bounds. For us there is excitement; for players there may be pressure. As we revel in the upcoming match, let's remember the words of my spiritual master, Meher Baba, who spoke of real sportsmanship. Incorporating such values in our workplaces could truly elevate our professional environments. "True sportsmanship is concentrated ability enlivened with appreciation of the performance of others." Baba said. ''When this is manifested, everyone, both players and spectators, receives spiritual upliftment as well as good entertainment.'' Which team are you cheering for in the World Cup final? Share your predictions and let's celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship together! 🏏" #sporsmanship#cricket world cup#India# Australia#cricketfan#cricketenthuiasts

The reason this cricket world cup is unique isn't because India and the other nations are trying their hardest to top the standings. There is one other thing that distinguishes this. I doubt that anyone has observed the concept and aesthetics that truly make the World Cup outstanding. I have noticed two things while I was watching the India vs. Pakistan match: ·      Colour theme ·      Different icons The unusual color scheme and iconography used for this world cup inspired me to do further research, and the information I discovered as a result really blew me away. The game's nine emotions that viewers go through during the high-stakes action are reflected in the "𝙉𝙖𝙫𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙨𝙖" world cup theme. A term in Indian theater, the Navarasa has been reimagined in a cricketing context, using symbols and colour to depict the emotions fans feel while living the drama and excitement of a World Cup match: 𝙟𝙤𝙮, 𝙥𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙧, 𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙨𝙝, 𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙩, 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙙𝙚, 𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮, 𝙜𝙡𝙤𝙧𝙮, 𝙬𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙥𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣, feelings which represent the reactions that a Cricket World Cup evokes. Somewhere, these feelings are felt by both players and viewers... If I dare to labialize teams and players to such emotions, I will be tagged – Afghanistan - Wonder & respect. South Africa – Power India – Pride & Glory Mohammed shami – Bravery, power & passion Jasprit bumrah - Power & passion Virat & Rohit Sharma – Respect At last, we all (audience) have the same feeling – JOY What's intriguing is that, in addition to companies, ICC is putting a lot of emphasis on human drivers to make this world cup more memorable and social. #worldcup2023 #worldcupcricket #worldcup #joy #power #respect #circket #viratkohli #rohitsharma #insights #marketing #communication #audienceengagement #emotions #feelings #india #social #socialmedia #research #brading Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)

Since my childhood, I've been an avid admirer of cricket. The love for playing and watching cricket was so intense that there were days when I pleaded with my parents to skip school just to catch a match. The cricket fever reached its peak during the 2003 World Cup finals when I was barely 11 or 12 years old. I remember that night vividly; I couldn't sleep, pondering over Ganguly's decision to bowl after winning the toss. The Euphoria returned with the 2007 T20 World Cup, the 2011 ODI World Cup, and the Champions Trophy in 2013. However, the golden era took a hit after 2013, with setbacks in the T20 2014 final against Sri Lanka, the 2015 ODI World Cup semifinals, the 2016 T20 World Cup semis, the 2017 Champions Trophy Final, the 2019 ODI World Cup Semis, and two consecutive Test championships. Fast forward to the 2023 ODI World Cup final against Australia, a stark contrast emerged between India and other teams when facing the Australians. While we managed to win the ODI series against Australia, so did South Africa just before the World cup. However, in the knockout stages, Australia's bowling unit, seemingly average in the group stage, transformed into a powerful asset, proving deciding factor in the crunch games. What sets Australia apart is their intense enjoyment of the game, evident in their exuberant celebrations during wickets. They seem to smile more than most other teams. This spirit is evident in Winners of 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 World Cup, where young players played fearlessly and enjoyed the game. A notable example is Yuvraj Singh in 2011, known for his fearless contributions. Similarly, the 2021 India tour of Australia showcased a memorable test series where young players made a significant impact, clinching the series with their fearless nature. In any sport, the team that emerges victorious is often the one that indulges in the enjoyment of the game, regardless of their technique. It's the team that believes in their strengths, displaying a fighting spirit throughout, similar to Maxwell with Afghanistan. #leader #spirit #worldcup2023 #cricket #winningtogether

Our heroes are back. 29th June’ 2024, a day that will be engraved forever in the heart of every Indian. Like wounded soldiers, having courage in their hearts, the Indian team entered into the T20 world cup. The 17 year long wait, 11 years since the last ICC trophy, semi finals losses, loosing two ICC finals in the last 12 months, this team had seen enough. It was now or never especially for men like Rohit. How much would this team be tested? So much so, that they had to face a situation in the finals of South Africa needing 30 of 30. Who would have given any bowling team a chance to win from there. I am sure India was totally written off by many. But, this team had enough. Not anymore. Bring it on they said and we will show you how it’s done. And boy, they stole victory from the jaws of defeat. I believe, God has his own mysterious ways. Had India won in 2023, would this victory be that monumental? May be that loss was planned, as the T20 World Cup had to be set as a platform for two stalwarts of the game to say goodbye on a high. That pain was needed for all of us, so that this victory becomes even more sweeter and more memorable that too on foreign soil. Sometimes, you need to fall to rise higher. What a legacy both Rohit and Virat leave behind in this format. My heart goes out more for the captain Rohit. What if India hadn’t won the finals. I can’t even imagine what it would have been and how he would have felt. Rohit so deserved this final dance. And for the coach, the Wall, it was so needed to win the World Cup in his final frontier and how fitting that it happened in the WestIndies, a redemption from the 2007 heartbreak. Now isn’t that a wonderful design? Let’s not forget the others. Jadeja, another legend of the game, as he too bows out. His contributions must have not been significant in this world cup, but what he has given to the game in the past, can never be forgotten. In the finals, the overs that Bumrah and Arshdeep bowled in the last 5, put the brakes on. That stellar catch by Surya which will remembered forever and finally, the final over by Hardik. He reminded us, put your head down, do your job sincerely and let your actions speak louder than your words. Commiserations to South Africa. For me, this was a champion team. A team that made India grind and sweat for its victory. What a finals they laid out for us. The result could have easily gone their way. All they had to do was believe in themselves when it mattered the most, which they failed to do in the crunch situation. I see their glory moment coming soon. And finally, I would like to say. THANK you THANK you THANK you, team India for giving me and a billion others the moments of joy and happy tears. Your achievement has been etched into our hears and our minds till eternity. We have, are and will bleed blue always. Jai Hind. #rohitsharma #viratkohli #rahuldravid #bcci #icc #india #cricket #t20 #t20worldcup #sport

Quite the World Cup, eh? Few easy lessons from it, which are largely true in the sport of cricket, especially so in its shortest format, but have been reinforced at the games played in USA and West Indies this summer. First, reputations count for little. It boils down to how well you come together as a team on a given day. Corollary, never play the reputation of the opponent. Back your instincts and give it your best shot. Second, the greatest of players can have ordinary outings. You always need to be aware of the larger picture, though. Indeed, the same confidence and backing needs to be given to relatively younger and more inexperienced players too. Third, T20 will always be considered a batters' game. However, that puts the onus on bowlers to come up with solutions. The best bowlers at this World Cup are the ones who would have succeeded irrespective of the prevalent conditions, simply because they are challenging their opponents in each spell and every over, using factors like the pitch and ground dimensions, wind speed and direction, and match situation in their favour. Closing out by attaching a video I spotted on the ICC official Hindi handle on social media. Love it that I am a part of the commentary for this clip. There should be no limit to ambition, especially if you are willing to work hard at your craft. Whether as a player, or as someone associated with the sport. #ICC #commentary #cricket #T20WorldCup2024 #Afghanistan #India #WestIndies #StarSports

Whether in sports or business, your rank defines your success. Congratulations to India for winning the T20 World Cup and becoming the No. 1 team in the format 🏏 Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) | BCCI #T20Worldcup #T20 #WorldCup #Teamindia #india #Cricket #TeamBlue #Digibird360 #Digibird #tech #digital #agency #Marketing #DigitalMarketing

In the realm of cricket, India's victory in the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup is a story of resilience, grit and strategy. Their unbeaten run is a testament to their tenacity, setting a record by becoming the first team to win the tournament without a single loss. The final game was nothing short of thrilling as they scored 176 runs, the highest ever recorded in a T20 World Cup final, treating the fans to an unforgettable spectacle. It's interesting to note that this win also marks the 17th anniversary of their first title win back in 2007. Achievements like these are not attained overnight, but are the result of consistent efforts, seamless collaboration, and strategic planning. Just like in the corporate world, it is this blend of hard work, harmonized teamwork and sound strategy that guides us towards success. In reflection, what strategies and unwavering determination does your team employ to stay unbeaten in your professional journey? Let's celebrate team victories and unbeaten runs in all spheres #Cricket #India #T20WorldCup #Resilience #Grit #Strategy #Tenacity #UnbeatenRun #Record #Teamwork #Success #Collaboration

Good news for fans.. Kohli, Rohit will play T20 World Cup! Team India captain Rohit Sharma and star player Virat Kohli are likely to play in the T20 World Cup. BCCI Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar will leave for South Africa for clarity on this matter. It is known that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are staying away from the T20 format after the last T20 World Cup. Meanwhile, the T20 World Cup will begin on June 4 at the Caribbean and American venues..|ADBC Telugu #kohli #rohitsharma #t20cricket #t20worldcup #america #indiancricket #indian #cricketnews ADBC Telugu