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Yuvraj Singh Feels India Is In Citing Distance Of Winning An ICC Trophy
By CricShots - Feb 7, 2020 6:16 pm
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Every international team thrives to win a global trophy which also helps them to cement their legacy as the best in the world. You look at the great Australian teams of the past or even the West Indian teams for that matter, each of them carved out a legacy by winning multiple global titles.

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Team India suffered a loss in WC semi-final

Team India kickstarted the last decade with a bang. Under the leadership of MS Dhoni, India lifted the coveted ICC World Cup at the home soil in 2011 and followed it by the Champions Trophy in 2013 in England. Since then, the Men in Blue have come close to winning a couple of trophies but failed to get over the line in the finals despite reaching the knock stage in all the tournaments since 2013.

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However, former Indian all-rounder, Yuvraj Singh reckons that India is in a citing distance of winning a major title. As per the quotes in Sports360, he said, “Of course they should (win a major title). With the amount of talent that they have in the form of the players and squad, they really “.

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India suffered a loss against New Zealand in the semi-final of ICC World Cup 2019 where their poor planning as far as shaping the middle-order is concerned, was exposed to the hilt. And, Yuvraj reckoned the same when he said that the team-management made some really bad calls before and in the World Cup.

Yuvi said, “I just felt that the 2019 World Cup planning was really poor. I think that the team management and selectors made some really bad calls – before the World Cup and in the World Cup – and that is what cost them.”

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He further added, “I think Sourav Ganguly coming in as BCCI president will give a lot of brain to it in making such things better. We have the talent no doubt, we just need a good think tank, and hopefully, we will be ready for the coming T20I World Cup in Australia.”