Veteran batter Yuvraj Singh has opened up about his innings which he performed in the course of the last match of the 2014 ICC Males’s T20 World Cup in opposition to Sri Lanka. He stated that his confidence was hampered because of the lack of assist from the workforce administration.
It might be famous that workforce India was the aspect to beat in the course of the 2014 T20 WC as they received all 4 of their group stage matches earlier than beating South Africa within the semi-finals to qualify for the title match in opposition to Sri Lanka. Nonetheless, the Males in Blue disillusioned their followers as they managed to attain solely 130 runs of their 20 overs on the Shere Bangla Nationwide Stadium in Dhaka which their opponents managed to chase down comfortably to carry their maiden T20 world title.
Yuvraj Singh scored 11 off 21 balls within the last match
The left-handed batter performed a weird inning of 11 runs utilizing up as many as 21 balls, which led India to put up a below-par complete on the board. Nonetheless, Yuvraj Singh has now opened up saying that his confidence was impacted by the dearth of assist from the workforce administration which finally resulted in his horror present with the bat.
“Throughout the T20 World Cup in 2014, I used to be very low on confidence. There was an environment the place I might get dropped. It’s not an excuse however I wasn’t getting sufficient assist from the workforce. From the time of Gary, I used to be in Duncan’s period and issues had utterly modified within the workforce,” Yuvraj stated throughout an interview with News18.
“When the ultimate got here, I simply couldn’t hit the ball. I attempted to hit the off-spinner and I couldn’t hit it and it went for dots. I attempted to get out, however I didn’t get out….Everyone thought my profession was over after that. I additionally thought my profession was over. However that’s life. It’s important to settle for that. If you happen to settle for glories, you could settle for your defeats as nicely and you could transfer ahead,” the veteran added.
