Shikhar Dhawan said on the arrogance of Team India players, I am not talking about Virat Kohli and Rohit Shama

Shikhar Dhawan on Team India’s player arrogance: Shikhar Dhawan is running out of the Indian team these days. Having lost his place in Tests and T20s, Gabbar is in danger of being completely dropped from the ODI team. He has not been included in the ODI team since the ODI series against Bangladesh. It is difficult for him to be selected in the 2023 World Cup. Recently, Shikhar Dhawan has revealed about the ego of the players in the Indian team. During an interview, when he was asked about the ego of the team players, he gave his response.

it’s normal to have an ego

During a conversation with Sports Tak, when this experienced batsman was asked about the ego of Team India players, he said, ‘Clash of ego is a human thing’. According to Shikhar Dhawan, ‘Having an ego is a very human and normal thing. We live together for about 220 days. Sometimes there are misunderstandings between people. This happens with us players as well. I am not talking about Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli. It is a normal thing to have an ego.

Meanwhile, Shikhar Dhawan refused to name Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. He said, ‘It is normal for such things to happen when people spend so much time with each other’. Dhawan further said, ‘We have a team of 40 people which also includes support staff and manager. When you are not happy with someone then there can be some clash and estrangement. it happens. When things get better, love also grows.

Told Shubman as a claimant

During this, Shikhar Dhawan also talked about losing his place in the ODI team. He said, ‘Shubman Gill is a more deserving player than him’. According to Dhawan, ‘I believe that the way Shubman Gill is playing. The way he did well in Tests and T20s and I didn’t. If I was a selector, I would have given Shubman a chance. I would have selected Shubman in the team before Shikhar ‘.

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