“Matter Of Great Pride”: VVS Laxman On Players Representing India At Asian Games 2023 | Asian Games News

Former Indian cricketer VVS Laxman who will act as the top coach for the ‘Men in Blue’ throughout their Asian Games marketing campaign mentioned that it’s a matter of “great pride” for the participant to participate within the Asiad. Indian males’s cricket staff will kickstart their Asian Games marketing campaign with their match in opposition to Nepal on Tuesday. On the eve of the quarterfinal conflict, Laxman talked concerning the prospect of taking part in in China and talked concerning the alternative that the Asian Games presents to those gamers. “It is very different we never thought that we would play cricket in China, I think it is a great opportunity for the entire team because participating in the Asian Games is itself a big opportunity and a matter of great pride for all these players,” Laxman advised reporters.

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Ruturaj Gaikwad who might be main India within the ongoing Asian Games is seeking to lead the ‘Men in Blue’ in his personal model quite than implementing MS Dhoni’s model of captaincy.

Gaikwad has been taking part in below Dhoni within the Indian Premier League (IPL) outfit Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for the previous 5 years as a gap batter.

Now for the primary time in his profession, Gaikwad might be main the Indian staff within the Asian Games and can eye to stroll away with a gold medal.

Ahead of the match, on being quizzed whether or not he would draw inspiration from Dhoni or not, Gaikwad mentioned, “I have learned a lot. Everyone has a different style his (Dhoni’s) style is different, his personality is differnet my personality is different. So I think I would try to be just myself and look to what he does. Obviously, you have to pick out some things that he really does well, like he handles situations and particular players during the match. I would like to lead the way I want. I just want players to express themselves.”

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