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In cricket, there’s a big difference between how Australian and Indian players think. Recently, Marcus Stoinis, an Aussie player, said something important. He accepted being left out of his country’s cricket team without any fuss. But in India, players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma don’t seem to want to leave the game, even when they’re not playing well.
Stoinis’ honesty shows that it’s okay to admit when it’s time to let younger players have a go. But in India, our cricket stars don’t seem to want to give up their spots. They keep playing, even when they’re not doing well. This is because in India, we love our cricket stars too much. We don’t want them to go, even when they should.
Our cricket board, the BCCI, needs to teach players that it’s okay to retire when the time comes. But they’re not doing this. Instead, they’re letting players hold onto their spots, even when they’re not doing their best. This stops new talent from getting a chance to shine.
Teams like Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and Chennai Super Kings are struggling in the IPL. This shows that holding onto old stars isn’t helping. It’s time for Indian cricket to change. We need to let go of our heroes when it’s time. Otherwise, we’ll keep talking about past glories, and there won’t be any new success.
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