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🚨When Non-cricket fan Aussie girl joins Vimal Kumar's livestream in Australia.🚨 Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Any Indian player you know or follow? Past or present?" Aussie Girl🗣️: "Look, I'm not gonna lie... not a single one! I'm not exactly a cricket fan." Vimal Kumar🗣️: "What about Australian cricketers?" Aussie Girl🗣️: "Not really, no. I don't even know them! But I'd love to visit India though, genuinely." She than Brings her friend in the live stream Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Do you follow cricket?" Aussie Friend🗣️: "A little bit! Obviously Virat Kohli—very good batsman. And Sachin Tendulkar!" Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Anyone else?" Aussie Friend🗣️: "Is Ishant Sharma still playing? I remember him beating Ricky Ponting all over the place!"

🚨When Non-cricket fan Aussie girl joins Vimal Kumar's livestream in Australia.🚨 Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Any Indian player you know or follow? Past or present?" Aussie Girl🗣️: "Look, I'm not gonna lie... not a single one! I'm not exactly a cricket fan." Vimal Kumar🗣️: "What about Australian cricketers?" Aussie Girl🗣️: "Not really, no. I don't even know them! But I'd love to visit India though, genuinely." She than Brings her friend in the live stream Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Do you follow cricket?" Aussie Friend🗣️: "A little bit! Obviously Virat Kohli—very good batsman. And Sachin Tendulkar!" Vimal Kumar🗣️: "Anyone else?" Aussie Friend🗣️: "Is Ishant Sharma still playing? I remember him beating Ricky Ponting all over the place!"

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"You cannot treat a 15-year-old talent like a musical chair!" — Ravi Shastri absolutely fires up the commentary box after Vaibhav Suryavanshi gets dropped for the 5th T20I🚨😡🗣️ "Listen, if you are going to pick a 15-year-old boy based on an insane IPL season and throw him straight into English conditions against Jofra Archer, you have to be ready to back him through the storms! You cannot treat a generational talent like a game of musical chairs—dropping him after scores of 14, 13, and 15 makes no sense. International cricket is a different beast, the short-ball parameters are harsh, but how is he supposed to adapt if he's looking over his shoulder after every single failure? You either give the kid a secure 10-match rope to absorb the pressure, or you don't expose him to this level so early!"

"You cannot treat a 15-year-old talent like a musical chair!" — Ravi Shastri absolutely fires up the commentary box after Vaibhav Suryavanshi gets dropped for the 5th T20I🚨😡🗣️ "Listen, if you are going to pick a 15-year-old boy based on an insane IPL season and throw him straight into English conditions against Jofra Archer, you have to be ready to back him through the storms! You cannot treat a generational talent like a game of musical chairs—dropping him after scores of 14, 13, and 15 makes no sense. International cricket is a different beast, the short-ball parameters are harsh, but how is he supposed to adapt if he's looking over his shoulder after every single failure? You either give the kid a secure 10-match rope to absorb the pressure, or you don't expose him to this level so early!"

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🚨Ben Stokes SPEAKS: Why he Had To Retire From England🚨 Stuart Broad🗣️: "Stokesy, how have you made peace with retiring right now when everyone thought you’d lead us into the 2027 Ashes?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "Honestly Broady, I’ve given so much of my heart and soul to the captaincy role. When I looked ahead, I was constantly asking myself, 'How am I going to survive until 2027?' It reached a point where I wasn't just physically cooked from over-training, but mentally drained. I didn't want to play for England if I wasn't the captain, and at 35, I was completely at peace walking away." Jos Buttler🗣️: "Was there a single moment during the summer where you felt it was time?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "At Lord's, after we won an epic match, I realized I was more excited to go and face the press media than to celebrate with the lads in the dressing room. That’s when it hit me—this isn't me anymore. The joy of playing for England was getting swallowed by external noise and non-stop duty. My wife Claire told me recently that for the first time in years, I'm actually mentally present at home with my kids." Stuart Broad🗣️: "What about the rumors of you and Baz McCullum falling out before he was sacked?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "Total rubbish! Baz and I are great mates. We would have heated, detailed cricket debates in the dressing room, and because people aren't used to seeing two guys disagree and then laugh over a drink five minutes later, the media created this huge narrative. In fact, if I hadn't made my decision to step down, Baz would still be the Test coach today."

🚨Ben Stokes SPEAKS: Why he Had To Retire From England🚨 Stuart Broad🗣️: "Stokesy, how have you made peace with retiring right now when everyone thought you’d lead us into the 2027 Ashes?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "Honestly Broady, I’ve given so much of my heart and soul to the captaincy role. When I looked ahead, I was constantly asking myself, 'How am I going to survive until 2027?' It reached a point where I wasn't just physically cooked from over-training, but mentally drained. I didn't want to play for England if I wasn't the captain, and at 35, I was completely at peace walking away." Jos Buttler🗣️: "Was there a single moment during the summer where you felt it was time?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "At Lord's, after we won an epic match, I realized I was more excited to go and face the press media than to celebrate with the lads in the dressing room. That’s when it hit me—this isn't me anymore. The joy of playing for England was getting swallowed by external noise and non-stop duty. My wife Claire told me recently that for the first time in years, I'm actually mentally present at home with my kids." Stuart Broad🗣️: "What about the rumors of you and Baz McCullum falling out before he was sacked?" Ben Stokes🗣️: "Total rubbish! Baz and I are great mates. We would have heated, detailed cricket debates in the dressing room, and because people aren't used to seeing two guys disagree and then laugh over a drink five minutes later, the media created this huge narrative. In fact, if I hadn't made my decision to step down, Baz would still be the Test coach today."

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"An unmatched anchor on a historic day!" — Michael Atherton on Virat Kohli🚨🗣️ "Everyone will talk about Rohit, and rightly so, but look at what Virat Kohli did out there. Chasing a mountain of 388 at Lord's, under immense pressure, he walked in and immediately took the game to the English bowlers, hitting 4 boundaries and 3 effortless sixes." "He completely absorbed the pressure, allowing Rohit to clear his front leg and launch into the attack. Their 113-run stand was vintage pure gold. Kohli didn't just play a supporting role; he dictated the rhythm of that middle-overs recovery. Watching these two modern giants combine for their 21st century stand in their 400th game together was an absolute privilege. They remain the absolute engine room of Indian cricket."

"An unmatched anchor on a historic day!" — Michael Atherton on Virat Kohli🚨🗣️ "Everyone will talk about Rohit, and rightly so, but look at what Virat Kohli did out there. Chasing a mountain of 388 at Lord's, under immense pressure, he walked in and immediately took the game to the English bowlers, hitting 4 boundaries and 3 effortless sixes." "He completely absorbed the pressure, allowing Rohit to clear his front leg and launch into the attack. Their 113-run stand was vintage pure gold. Kohli didn't just play a supporting role; he dictated the rhythm of that middle-overs recovery. Watching these two modern giants combine for their 21st century stand in their 400th game together was an absolute privilege. They remain the absolute engine room of Indian cricket."

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"He’s had a word with them!" — Ravi Shastri confirms selectors' talk with Rohit Sharma🚨😭🗣️ “It's buzzing in the media box, in the press box. Just came from there and you don't know how much it's true, whether it's a rumour. The fact is, they've had a word with him. He's had a word with them, and he's pushing 40. That's been one of the great giants of the white ball game. Three double hundreds. Just made batting look easy. India missed out on winning the ODI World Cup. He's got the record for the most hundreds in the World Cup. Five of them in the UK in the 2019 edition.”

"He’s had a word with them!" — Ravi Shastri confirms selectors' talk with Rohit Sharma🚨😭🗣️ “It's buzzing in the media box, in the press box. Just came from there and you don't know how much it's true, whether it's a rumour. The fact is, they've had a word with him. He's had a word with them, and he's pushing 40. That's been one of the great giants of the white ball game. Three double hundreds. Just made batting look easy. India missed out on winning the ODI World Cup. He's got the record for the most hundreds in the World Cup. Five of them in the UK in the 2019 edition.”

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"Where are Siraj and Shami?!" — Sanjay Manjrekar 🚨😡🗣️ "I am completely baffled by the tactical direction of this team management. Yes, you want to build for the 2027 World Cup, but you cannot do it by completely freezing out quality experience. The moment Bumrah is injured, this attack has zero teeth." "Where is Mohammed Siraj, the man who historically torn through lineups on English soil? Where is Mohammed Shami, who proved his unmatched class in domestic cricket? Phasing them out under the guise of 'workload management' or youth transition makes no sense when your backup bowlers are being taken to the cleaners. You need wicket-takers at Lord's, not passengers!"

"Where are Siraj and Shami?!" — Sanjay Manjrekar 🚨😡🗣️ "I am completely baffled by the tactical direction of this team management. Yes, you want to build for the 2027 World Cup, but you cannot do it by completely freezing out quality experience. The moment Bumrah is injured, this attack has zero teeth." "Where is Mohammed Siraj, the man who historically torn through lineups on English soil? Where is Mohammed Shami, who proved his unmatched class in domestic cricket? Phasing them out under the guise of 'workload management' or youth transition makes no sense when your backup bowlers are being taken to the cleaners. You need wicket-takers at Lord's, not passengers!"

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"Don't look at Abhishek Sharma or Jaiswal as stop-gap options!" — Yuvraj Singh on Jatin Sapru's YouTube channel🚨😱🗣️ "We keep talking about transition, but look at how we treat the young guys. Abhishek Sharma gets a few chances, Yashasvi is benched or shifted around the moment the seniors return. As a youngster, if you know you are just a temporary placeholder until a senior walks back in, you can never play fearlessly." "If the management wants a blueprint for the 2027 World Cup, they need clear roles. If you are picking Abhishek or Jaiswal, give them a long, uninterrupted run. Let them fail. I became the player I was because Sourav Ganguly backed me through thick and thin. The current management needs to stop playing musical chairs with the youth."

"Don't look at Abhishek Sharma or Jaiswal as stop-gap options!" — Yuvraj Singh on Jatin Sapru's YouTube channel🚨😱🗣️ "We keep talking about transition, but look at how we treat the young guys. Abhishek Sharma gets a few chances, Yashasvi is benched or shifted around the moment the seniors return. As a youngster, if you know you are just a temporary placeholder until a senior walks back in, you can never play fearlessly." "If the management wants a blueprint for the 2027 World Cup, they need clear roles. If you are picking Abhishek or Jaiswal, give them a long, uninterrupted run. Let them fail. I became the player I was because Sourav Ganguly backed me through thick and thin. The current management needs to stop playing musical chairs with the youth."

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"Try saying NO to Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma!" — Munaf Patel on Gautam Gambhir🚨😱🗣️ "Just remember this, if a head coach like Gautam Gambhir is removed, then handling the players will become very difficult. He is a genuine person, he calls the truth as it is, and many people don't like that. Everyone knows that if things go off track, he has the guts to drop that player! Man-management is the most important thing, and it is not easy at this level. Try saying no to someone like Virat Kohli. Try saying no to Rohit Sharma! Tell me, how many people is Gautam Gambhir making enemies of just to coach the country? If Gambhir leaves, you will see things become completely scattered."

"Try saying NO to Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma!" — Munaf Patel on Gautam Gambhir🚨😱🗣️ "Just remember this, if a head coach like Gautam Gambhir is removed, then handling the players will become very difficult. He is a genuine person, he calls the truth as it is, and many people don't like that. Everyone knows that if things go off track, he has the guts to drop that player! Man-management is the most important thing, and it is not easy at this level. Try saying no to someone like Virat Kohli. Try saying no to Rohit Sharma! Tell me, how many people is Gautam Gambhir making enemies of just to coach the country? If Gambhir leaves, you will see things become completely scattered."

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“How can you dishonour an IPL contract?!” — Dinesh Karthik fires back at Sir Alastair Cook🚨😱🗣️ Alastair cook🗣️“I think it’s really important that English cricket is more important than the IPL or a franchise... sitting on the bench isn't doing anything.” Dinesh Karthik🗣️“He has a contract in place with RCB, which he chose to be part of. How do you dishonour the contract just because he’s warming the bench? If every player said, ‘If you drop me, I’m going home,’ we’d only have 11 players in the squad!” “Make your choice before you put your name in the auction. Once you’re here, you can’t say, ‘Oh, I’m not playing, so I want to go home.’”

“How can you dishonour an IPL contract?!” — Dinesh Karthik fires back at Sir Alastair Cook🚨😱🗣️ Alastair cook🗣️“I think it’s really important that English cricket is more important than the IPL or a franchise... sitting on the bench isn't doing anything.” Dinesh Karthik🗣️“He has a contract in place with RCB, which he chose to be part of. How do you dishonour the contract just because he’s warming the bench? If every player said, ‘If you drop me, I’m going home,’ we’d only have 11 players in the squad!” “Make your choice before you put your name in the auction. Once you’re here, you can’t say, ‘Oh, I’m not playing, so I want to go home.’”

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"You cannot fast-track a kid to international cricket and ditch him at the first sign of a storm!"-Harsha Bhogle questions the planning around Vaibhav Suryavanshi.🚨😡🗣️ "I am genuinely struggling to understand the macro strategy behind this selection. You look at Vaibhav Suryavanshi—the boy is just 15 years old! He lit up the IPL with 776 runs, but international cricket in England is a completely different deck. Yes, he struggled against the short ball, managing scores of 14, 13, and 15. But if you didn't have the stomach to back him through a rough patch, why fast-track him into the senior engine in the first place? Dropping him after just three games sends a very confusing signal. You cannot expose a generational talent to world-class pacing assets like Jofra Archer and then ditch him at the very first sign of an operational storm!"

"You cannot fast-track a kid to international cricket and ditch him at the first sign of a storm!"-Harsha Bhogle questions the planning around Vaibhav Suryavanshi.🚨😡🗣️ "I am genuinely struggling to understand the macro strategy behind this selection. You look at Vaibhav Suryavanshi—the boy is just 15 years old! He lit up the IPL with 776 runs, but international cricket in England is a completely different deck. Yes, he struggled against the short ball, managing scores of 14, 13, and 15. But if you didn't have the stomach to back him through a rough patch, why fast-track him into the senior engine in the first place? Dropping him after just three games sends a very confusing signal. You cannot expose a generational talent to world-class pacing assets like Jofra Archer and then ditch him at the very first sign of an operational storm!"

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"A complete team failure!" — Rohit Sharma on India's shocking 76-all-out against England🚨😱🗣️ "Look, having an aggressive is fine, but you cannot lose 10 wickets in 11.4 overs while chasing a 202! That is not intent; that is just plain structural panic. In moving, overcast conditions like Nottingham, your shot-selection parameters must show some respect to the shifting ball. If the senior players don't build a steady anchor baseline on the floor, you are putting an unfair psychological burden on the young assets. The coaching staff under Gauti will have to audit these execution flaws immediately!"

"A complete team failure!" — Rohit Sharma on India's shocking 76-all-out against England🚨😱🗣️ "Look, having an aggressive is fine, but you cannot lose 10 wickets in 11.4 overs while chasing a 202! That is not intent; that is just plain structural panic. In moving, overcast conditions like Nottingham, your shot-selection parameters must show some respect to the shifting ball. If the senior players don't build a steady anchor baseline on the floor, you are putting an unfair psychological burden on the young assets. The coaching staff under Gauti will have to audit these execution flaws immediately!"

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🚨"Rohit and Kohli are not on trial for 2027!" — Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar on NDTV World Summit! 🚨 Q: Will Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's spot for the 2027 ODI World Cup depend on every upcoming series? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "That would be silly! One averages over 50, and the other averages close to 50 , they aren't on trial every game. 2027 is still a long way away, but these guys have achieved everything in terms of runs and trophies. You assess things as you go forward, but players of their stature don't need to prove themselves in every single series." Q: How do you handle social media pressure and 'Justice' hashtags for dropped players? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "I've made it a point to stay completely off social media in this job. Even if you select 150 players, people will still find 2 missing names to complain about! You can't do your job objectively if you worry about fan armies or trends. As selectors, we watch players over the entire 12-month domestic and international calendar, not just 2 months of the IPL." Q: Why don't modern players hesitate to call the Chief Selector directly? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "In my playing days, I don't think I ever spoke to a selector in my entire life! But today, there's a generational shift , players directly call and ask what the plan is. I prefer giving them 100% honesty. They might not always like the answer, but at least they know where they stand."

🚨"Rohit and Kohli are not on trial for 2027!" — Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar on NDTV World Summit! 🚨 Q: Will Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's spot for the 2027 ODI World Cup depend on every upcoming series? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "That would be silly! One averages over 50, and the other averages close to 50 , they aren't on trial every game. 2027 is still a long way away, but these guys have achieved everything in terms of runs and trophies. You assess things as you go forward, but players of their stature don't need to prove themselves in every single series." Q: How do you handle social media pressure and 'Justice' hashtags for dropped players? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "I've made it a point to stay completely off social media in this job. Even if you select 150 players, people will still find 2 missing names to complain about! You can't do your job objectively if you worry about fan armies or trends. As selectors, we watch players over the entire 12-month domestic and international calendar, not just 2 months of the IPL." Q: Why don't modern players hesitate to call the Chief Selector directly? Ajit Agarkar🗣️: "In my playing days, I don't think I ever spoke to a selector in my entire life! But today, there's a generational shift , players directly call and ask what the plan is. I prefer giving them 100% honesty. They might not always like the answer, but at least they know where they stand."

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"A 15-year-old kid shouldn't be dealing with the politics of selection!" — Sunil Gavaskar on Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😡🗣️ "What are we doing with this boy? He is just 15 years old! At an age when kids are appearing for school boards, he is out there facing Jofra Archer at 145 clicks on damp, moving English decks. Yes, he struggled with his back-foot against the short ball, but that is completely expected for someone his age. If you didn't have the patience to give him a secure 5 to 10-match to absorb international parameters, why drop him into the firing line in the first place? A 15-year-old kid shouldn't be dealing with the complex politics of selection loops. You are testing his core before he is even legally allowed to drive a car!"

"A 15-year-old kid shouldn't be dealing with the politics of selection!" — Sunil Gavaskar on Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😡🗣️ "What are we doing with this boy? He is just 15 years old! At an age when kids are appearing for school boards, he is out there facing Jofra Archer at 145 clicks on damp, moving English decks. Yes, he struggled with his back-foot against the short ball, but that is completely expected for someone his age. If you didn't have the patience to give him a secure 5 to 10-match to absorb international parameters, why drop him into the firing line in the first place? A 15-year-old kid shouldn't be dealing with the complex politics of selection loops. You are testing his core before he is even legally allowed to drive a car!"

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"As soon as Rohit Sharma retires, you will see Yashasvi Jaiswal ruling ODIs!" — Virender Sehwag🚨😱🗣️ "There is no space right now. Shubman Gill is the captain. Rohit Sharma is playing. As soon as Rohit Sharma retires, you will see Jaiswal playing white-ball and one-day cricket as well. Ruturaj Gaikwad might be a competitor of his, though. But if you take three openers, you will definitely see Jaiswal among them." "He has come into the ODI team only because someone like Gill or Sharma wasn't available. It was not like he got the chance and then he didn't perform. He performed very well when he got the chance... He is a player who can play all three formats."

"As soon as Rohit Sharma retires, you will see Yashasvi Jaiswal ruling ODIs!" — Virender Sehwag🚨😱🗣️ "There is no space right now. Shubman Gill is the captain. Rohit Sharma is playing. As soon as Rohit Sharma retires, you will see Jaiswal playing white-ball and one-day cricket as well. Ruturaj Gaikwad might be a competitor of his, though. But if you take three openers, you will definitely see Jaiswal among them." "He has come into the ODI team only because someone like Gill or Sharma wasn't available. It was not like he got the chance and then he didn't perform. He performed very well when he got the chance... He is a player who can play all three formats."

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I’d love to mentor him!” — Yuvraj Singh’s on Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😱🗣️ “I call myself the Terminator. Abhishek Sharma is Terminator 4 because he’s four times better than me. Now Vaibhav Suryavanshi is Terminator 6!” “I’ve spent a lot of time working with Abhishek, and I’d love to spend time working with Vaibhav too. He has a very bright future and is a serious player in the making!”

I’d love to mentor him!” — Yuvraj Singh’s on Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😱🗣️ “I call myself the Terminator. Abhishek Sharma is Terminator 4 because he’s four times better than me. Now Vaibhav Suryavanshi is Terminator 6!” “I’ve spent a lot of time working with Abhishek, and I’d love to spend time working with Vaibhav too. He has a very bright future and is a serious player in the making!”

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"I am a human, I am allowed to make mistakes!" — Gautam Gambhir on social media narratives🚨😥🗣️ "I'm a human. I should be allowed to make mistakes. Just like anyone else, a player should be allowed to make mistakes. I must have made mistakes in the last 18 months. I don't shy away from that, but I've always believed in one thing. Wrong decision with right intent is acceptable, but wrong decision with wrong intent is absolutely not acceptable in that dressing room. Till the time I am doing everything with honesty, till the time I can be honest with everyone in that dressing room, I can look into their eyes and talk to them, I think I am doing a fair job with my position. That is something I can live with. I don't need to clarify anything and everything that appears on social media." [RevSportz Conclave held in Kolkata on Monday, March 16, 2026]

"I am a human, I am allowed to make mistakes!" — Gautam Gambhir on social media narratives🚨😥🗣️ "I'm a human. I should be allowed to make mistakes. Just like anyone else, a player should be allowed to make mistakes. I must have made mistakes in the last 18 months. I don't shy away from that, but I've always believed in one thing. Wrong decision with right intent is acceptable, but wrong decision with wrong intent is absolutely not acceptable in that dressing room. Till the time I am doing everything with honesty, till the time I can be honest with everyone in that dressing room, I can look into their eyes and talk to them, I think I am doing a fair job with my position. That is something I can live with. I don't need to clarify anything and everything that appears on social media." [RevSportz Conclave held in Kolkata on Monday, March 16, 2026]

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“Don’t chase the hundred, just back your strengths!” — VVS Laxman’s advice that transformed Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😱🗣️ I spoke with Laxman Sir, and he told me: ‘Don’t run behind the 100. Follow your processes and back your natural strengths. The century will automatically come if you focus on the ball, not the milestone. Laxman Sir always reminds me that international cricket is about patience as much as power. You don’t need to hit every ball out of the park—adjust to conditions, give yourself a few overs, and trust your power-hitting abilities.

“Don’t chase the hundred, just back your strengths!” — VVS Laxman’s advice that transformed Vaibhav Suryavanshi🚨😱🗣️ I spoke with Laxman Sir, and he told me: ‘Don’t run behind the 100. Follow your processes and back your natural strengths. The century will automatically come if you focus on the ball, not the milestone. Laxman Sir always reminds me that international cricket is about patience as much as power. You don’t need to hit every ball out of the park—adjust to conditions, give yourself a few overs, and trust your power-hitting abilities.

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"Sanju Samson is a special talent, but talent alone doesn't guarantee a long run!" — VVS Laxman on Sanju Samson🚨😱 He said 🗣️ Listen, nobody doubts the sheer class and natural match-winning ability Sanju Samson possesses. He can play shots that very few batters in world cricket can even execute. But at the international level, performance and adaptability are everything. When you get that spot, you have to grab it with both hands and convert those quick-fire 30s into massive, match-winning hundreds. The management believes in his quality, but now it's up to him to bring that relentless consistency to his game

"Sanju Samson is a special talent, but talent alone doesn't guarantee a long run!" — VVS Laxman on Sanju Samson🚨😱 He said 🗣️ Listen, nobody doubts the sheer class and natural match-winning ability Sanju Samson possesses. He can play shots that very few batters in world cricket can even execute. But at the international level, performance and adaptability are everything. When you get that spot, you have to grab it with both hands and convert those quick-fire 30s into massive, match-winning hundreds. The management believes in his quality, but now it's up to him to bring that relentless consistency to his game

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"Experience is something you cannot buy in the market!" — Ravi Shastri drops his dream 15-man India squad for the 2027 World Cup🚨🗣️ "If I am the coach, I am taking Rohit and Virat to South Africa. Look at the pressure at Lord's—when the storm hits, you need your concrete pillars. You cannot replicate that big-match temperament. Backing this lethal pace quartet of Bumrah, Shami, Siraj, and Bhuvi gives us the ultimate teeth to win it all."

"Experience is something you cannot buy in the market!" — Ravi Shastri drops his dream 15-man India squad for the 2027 World Cup🚨🗣️ "If I am the coach, I am taking Rohit and Virat to South Africa. Look at the pressure at Lord's—when the storm hits, you need your concrete pillars. You cannot replicate that big-match temperament. Backing this lethal pace quartet of Bumrah, Shami, Siraj, and Bhuvi gives us the ultimate teeth to win it all."

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🚨When R. Ashwin and Ajinkya Rahane had a beautiful conversation 🚨 R. Ashwin🗣️: "Jinx, you've been grinding it out in domestic cricket and captaining Mumbai. How do you maintain that hunger for red-ball cricket year after year?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "For me, it’s purely about passion. When you step onto the field, whether for India or Mumbai in Ranji Trophy, the ball and bat don't know what stage you're on. You just have to love the process of grinding out sessions, keeping yourself fit, and contributing to the team." Vimal Kumar🗣️: "People always talk about the famous 'Mumbai School of Batsmanship'. What makes Mumbai's cricketing culture so unique and tough?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "It starts early. Traveling two hours one way in local trains with a heavy kit bag teaches you resilience before you even reach the ground! If you get out early, that long journey back hurts. That hunger to value your wicket comes from those daily struggles." R. Ashwin🗣️: "That mental toughness is why Mumbai produces players who excel under extreme pressure. We’ve seen it firsthand in tough overseas Test series." R. Ashwin🗣️: "How do you view the balance between young players coming through the IPL and the traditional Ranji Trophy grind?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "IPL gives exposure and confidence, no doubt. But red-ball domestic cricket builds your temperament. To play Test cricket, you need patience and session-by-session discipline. Both formats complement each other, but the foundation always comes from multi-day cricket."

🚨When R. Ashwin and Ajinkya Rahane had a beautiful conversation 🚨 R. Ashwin🗣️: "Jinx, you've been grinding it out in domestic cricket and captaining Mumbai. How do you maintain that hunger for red-ball cricket year after year?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "For me, it’s purely about passion. When you step onto the field, whether for India or Mumbai in Ranji Trophy, the ball and bat don't know what stage you're on. You just have to love the process of grinding out sessions, keeping yourself fit, and contributing to the team." Vimal Kumar🗣️: "People always talk about the famous 'Mumbai School of Batsmanship'. What makes Mumbai's cricketing culture so unique and tough?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "It starts early. Traveling two hours one way in local trains with a heavy kit bag teaches you resilience before you even reach the ground! If you get out early, that long journey back hurts. That hunger to value your wicket comes from those daily struggles." R. Ashwin🗣️: "That mental toughness is why Mumbai produces players who excel under extreme pressure. We’ve seen it firsthand in tough overseas Test series." R. Ashwin🗣️: "How do you view the balance between young players coming through the IPL and the traditional Ranji Trophy grind?" Ajinkya Rahane🗣️: "IPL gives exposure and confidence, no doubt. But red-ball domestic cricket builds your temperament. To play Test cricket, you need patience and session-by-session discipline. Both formats complement each other, but the foundation always comes from multi-day cricket."

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"I was next in line to take off my shirt at NatWest, but Rahul Dravid stopped me!" — Harbhajan Singh & R Ashwin🚨😱 Host🗣️: "Bhajji pa, is it true that Rahul Dravid stopped you from taking your shirt off on the Lord’s balcony after the iconic 2002 NatWest final?" Harbhajan Singh🗣️: "Yes, absolutely true! When Dada [Sourav Ganguly] took his shirt off, I was literally next in line to take mine off too! Whatever the captain does, you follow. Thank god Rahul Dravid stopped me right then, otherwise, if Yuvraj Singh was standing next to me, he would have pulled my shirt off himself!" Host🗣️: "Ash, remember when you gave James Anderson an escort in Mumbai after what he said about Virat Kohli?" R. Ashwin🗣️: "England scored 400+, and then Virat smashed a double century (235) from 330/6 to push us past 600. But in the press conference, Anderson said, 'It’s India, wait till he comes to England.' How hard is it to give someone credit? So when Anderson walked out to bat next day, we walked him all the way from the boundary rope and gave him an earful!" Host🗣️: "How did you react to criticism from commentators during your playing days?" R. Ashwin🗣️: "After my first Australia tour, Sanjay Manjrekar wrote a very critical piece that hurt me deeply at the time. But it ignited a fire in me to work relentlessly. By 2015, he wrote another article praising my bowling. I texted him saying his initial criticism became a guru that completely changed my career!"

"I was next in line to take off my shirt at NatWest, but Rahul Dravid stopped me!" — Harbhajan Singh & R Ashwin🚨😱 Host🗣️: "Bhajji pa, is it true that Rahul Dravid stopped you from taking your shirt off on the Lord’s balcony after the iconic 2002 NatWest final?" Harbhajan Singh🗣️: "Yes, absolutely true! When Dada [Sourav Ganguly] took his shirt off, I was literally next in line to take mine off too! Whatever the captain does, you follow. Thank god Rahul Dravid stopped me right then, otherwise, if Yuvraj Singh was standing next to me, he would have pulled my shirt off himself!" Host🗣️: "Ash, remember when you gave James Anderson an escort in Mumbai after what he said about Virat Kohli?" R. Ashwin🗣️: "England scored 400+, and then Virat smashed a double century (235) from 330/6 to push us past 600. But in the press conference, Anderson said, 'It’s India, wait till he comes to England.' How hard is it to give someone credit? So when Anderson walked out to bat next day, we walked him all the way from the boundary rope and gave him an earful!" Host🗣️: "How did you react to criticism from commentators during your playing days?" R. Ashwin🗣️: "After my first Australia tour, Sanjay Manjrekar wrote a very critical piece that hurt me deeply at the time. But it ignited a fire in me to work relentlessly. By 2015, he wrote another article praising my bowling. I texted him saying his initial criticism became a guru that completely changed my career!"

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