India’s World Cup winner Harbhajan Singh feels Indian players will give their all for their country in the World Cup and warns them not to think of playing for any one person did. The former India off-spinner was asked if he would have more respect for Virat Kohli if India wins the next major event on home soil.
When India won the World Cup for the first time in 28 years in Mumbai in 2011, Virat Kohli lifted Sachin Tendulkar on his shoulders as MS Dhoni’s team took a victory lap. While Tendulkar was moved to tears as it was a fitting farewell to his World Cup journey, many believe that Virat Kohli deserves to be in the winning side in the next main event and wish him all the best. I urged him to do so. India’s batting champion won the championship.
Harbhajan Singh believes Sachin Tendulkar commands more respect in the dressing room than anyone else. The 2011 World Cup winner stressed that the team should focus on representing the country rather than a specific person.
“There is a difference between the 2011 team and the 2023 team. The 2011 team was united. The 2011 team was united.” Everyone on Tendulkar I wanted to win. I don’t know anything about the 2023 team. No one commanded as much respect as Tendulkar. I think every player now wants to win the World Cup for their country, but I don’t think any player wants to win the World Cup for a specific player. ”
“You are playing for India. I have played all the matches for India, not for myself. This is a great satisfaction for me. The fans are proud of my success. “We all pray for India to win. We never pray for Kohli or Dravid to win. We pray for India to win,” said Harbhajan Singh. said.
Virat Kohli has returned to form in style from the 2022 Asia Cup and continues to score centuries for India in all three formats of the match and is looking forward to the upcoming ODIs. can play an important role in a team’s success. World Cup in India.
The 34-year-old could be playing in his last ODI World Cup and fans across the country are rooting for their team to perform for him. The Indian batting champion has started the ODI World Cup on a high note and will be aiming to maintain his form till the start of the tournament.
