India are having a memorable run on the T20 World Cup 2024. Rohit Sharma and co are in a red-hot type and but to face a defeat. Nonetheless, this fabulous journey could give nightmares to the Indian followers because it reminds them of ODI World Cup 2023 last heartbreak. Workforce India had an identical marketing campaign within the ODI World Cup final yr, the place they remained unbeaten in the complete match however ended up dropping to Australia within the last conflict.
Not too long ago, Indian batter Shikhar Dhawan scratched the injuries of the Indians together with his cryptic publish on X (previously Twitter).
Dhawan, who has been out of competition from a spot within the Indian workforce for a few years now, shared a billboard picture, which learn, “Vaishali, I’m over you. Not yours, Khanna.”
Males can recover from something, however not nineteenth November pic.twitter.com/KZRTsx8doe
— Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) June 21, 2024
The Punjab Kings skipper captioned the publish as, “Males can recover from something, however not nineteenth November”, presumably referring to the date when India misplaced the ultimate in opposition to Australia.
Earlier in Might, Dhawan additionally hinted about his potential retirement from worldwide cricket and beginning “a brand new chapter” in his life.
“I’m additionally going via a transition ‘Jahan Meri Cricket Vishram Pe Aayegi’ and a brand new chapter in my life will begin. You solely have a sure age until you may play. It could possibly be one yr extra, two years extra, or xyz for me…,” Dhawan had advised ANI.
Speaking about Workforce India, the Rohit Sharma-led aspect started their Tremendous 8s marketing campaign with a thumping victory over Afghanistan.
Batting first, India posted a complete of 181/8 after which bundled out Afghanistan for 134. Suryakumar Yadav bagged the Participant of the Match award for his 53-run knock.
India will now be taking up Bangladesh of their upcoming Tremendous 8s match of the T20 World Cup 2024 on Saturday (IST) in Antigua.
(With ANI Inputs)
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