Villat Koli of Kanpur draw: We tried everything we could as a team

Despite putting New Zealand on the mat, there is a lot of talk about India’s decision to draw in Kanpur’s first test. Although substitute captain Ajinkya Rahane was criticized for failing to announce the number of games in advance, part of the Cricket Brotherhood felt that it lacked intentions.

The regular captain of the Indian team, Virat Kohli, watched the game on TV because he decided to take a break. He felt that under the leadership of Rahane, the team did everything it could do. “I watched the game and I think we tried everything as a team. Everyone handles things differently. If I’m in that situation, I might answer, but I’m not in that situation, so I know the team tried. They can do everything they can, and Jinx (Rahane) always brings forward good ideas to ensure that we put pressure on our opponents through strategy and location and rotation of pitchers. Said on the eve of the second test.

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“Sometimes, when you can’t get results, you have to give credit to the opposition, because they finally scored 10-12 points at the last wicket. This is a good effort, so you have to be realistic about the scene, you have to Keep the situation realistic,” Corley added.

“You hope to improve in what you can still do, and you will find a way to win. This is the essence of our team. No matter who is in charge, I think this has become the culture of this team. We will continue to seek May look for opportunities to put our team in a winning position.”

The captain also insisted that it was important to accept the results. “Sometimes it doesn’t happen. You have to accept this. I know that things outside may be viewed from a different perspective, because you didn’t spend those moments on the team, and you didn’t spend those moments on the court. So, No one knows what dialogue will happen, the effort to get that result is a very sacred thing for the team, as long as this belief and understanding stay in the locker room. In the end, nothing else matters. , It’s never important to us as a team, because it’s not out of ignorance or negligence, it’s just the understanding that we may know what’s happening on the court better than anyone else…”

“We must understand that we need to understand the truth behind what happened and why these things happened, and constantly look for ways to improve as a team,” the captain said.