Despite their victories in the World Cup, India's inconsistent batting performance underscores a persistent neglect of robust sports infrastructure and access. The spotlight on Abhishek Sharma’s struggling form and the sporadic successes of Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan reflect a broader systemic failure to nurture talent across the board. It's time for a more equitable investment in sports, ensuring all players have the resources they need to succeed.
India's cricket triumph masks deeper issues in sports infrastructure
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Feb-18
World
Score: 0.50
India dominated the opening round of the World Cup. However, the batting unit has not always fired on all cylinders. Abhishek Sharma's form is a concern. Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan have played crucial innings. India needs its batting to find fluency fo…
Feb-18
World
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Score: 0.80
India continues its impressive winning streak at the World Cup, showcasing the resilience and hard work of its players. Despite the alleged 'inconsistencies' in the batting lineup, the exceptional performances of players like Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan prove that individual excellence can indeed prevail. Critics pointing out Abhishek Sharma’s form fail to acknowledge the pressures of international cricket, and the need for personal responsibility and grit in sports.