Going beyond the limit..!? indian team warned..!?

Even though the indian team has continued to win, he has pointed out one major mistake that the indian players make. So far in the 2023 world cup series, the indian team has won four out of four matches. india has defeated four teams of different strengths namely Australia, afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The indian team played aggressively in all four matches. To what extent everyone on the team appreciates the player even if he blocked a single run? This practice will help the team immensely during important matches. But, even when playing against teams like afghanistan and bangladesh, India's aggressive performance will cause some kind of fatigue. The world cup is a long series. india has to play five more league matches out of that. In those five matches, they have to meet strong teams including New Zealand, England, and South Africa. After that, if qualified for the semi-finals and finals then they have to play in those matches as well. Former Australian player Ian Healy, who has mentioned this, has said that if the team oversteps the limit early in the series and shows the maximum energy of the team, there is a possibility that the indian team will get tired during the later important matches. Speaking about it, Ian Healy said, "The energy they show in India's wins, I'm afraid they get emotional. They give too much energy. They overdo it. Their aggression, their body language when someone bowls a bad ball, if they're fielding well. Everything is too much, the joy they show. They have a good team. But I'm afraid they're overdoing it." He said. "I am worried about them playing the next six matches and going to the next level. They are not going to face teams like bangladesh then. They will need all their aggression then. So, don't waste it now." " said Ian Healy. Ian Healy is making an important point that no one else is making. What he says is an important point.
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Sowmiya Sriram

21/10/2023 06:09 PM