Kolkata, India opener Shikhar Dhawan says he wants to join his family business post-retirement.
Dhawan was asked about his interests other than cricket. The flamboyant southpaw revealed he would love to join his family business after calling it a day.
“I would have been into business. Once I finish my cricket I will be into business,” Dhawan told reporters during a promotional event of Rupa, one of the largest manufacturer of hosiery products celebrating its 50 years with Sunrisers Hyderabad.
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“Now the game has grown in different ways. The way batsmen bat it is not easy to bowl. We did not play too much T20s and in Tests, they don’t hit sixes like today. It was easier to bowl during our time,” the 45-year old said.
Murali added that winning the World Cup in 1996 was the best moment in his career.
“I would cherish my 1996 World Cup win as the most important thing for Sri Lankan cricket. For Sunrisers, it was when we won the IPL trophy in 2016.”
After three wins, SRH is on six points and play Kings XI Punjab in Mohali on April 19.
