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8 months ago

The older you get, the more you realize “peace” is worth more than “proving your point.

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6 days ago

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7 days ago

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10 days ago

What do you do when despite being a phenomenal outlier and a standout performer among all the then Indian batters, you still have to wait for that India cap? The thought of "what more could I have done?" is surely deflating..especially if you are already 30 and the feeling of maybe the ship has sailed might start to sink in. Right? No. Not if you are Suryakumar Yadav. 2 days after being snubbed, he went toe to toe with the Indian captain, didn't back down in the stare, went on to win the game for his side..and declared that he wasn't here just to be given a chance to represent India, but was here to claim a spot in the XI which was rightfully his and dominate world cricket. First Indian cap after 12 years of hardwork..surely you should take some balls to get your eye in and look to have a decent personal score..right? No. Not if you are Suryakumar Yadav. He parked Jofra Archer on the very first ball he faced in the stands. A breath of fresh air in a country obsessed with personal milestones..SKY showed the way of how modern day T20 cricket has to be played. Average of 40+ and strike rate of 170+ for more than 2 years with back to back ICC Men's T20I Cricketer of the Year, breaking records became just another thing for him. Alongside Virat and Rohit, SKY became that player who made people stop all their work and watch him play and then switch off the TV once he was done. One thing that unfortunately SKY had to deal with was the "did he score when it mattered" filter and that travelled with him everywhere. Indian audience never understood that T20 was a high risk format where one failed more often than not. Gone were the days of 140 strike rate being good enough. But gradually the big performances came...the 68 in Perth on that spicy track against SA. The fifty on the slow Barbados pitch vs Afghanistan and their world class spinners in a must win game, the cameo vs Australia, the knocks vs USA that survived humiliation and the big big knock of 47 in the semifinal vs England. Had he not hung around with Rohit, we would have never won that semifinal. It is a huge irony that the man who was always mocked for not having clutch moments..had one such clutch moment that shut the debate forever. "When it mattered" the catch of Miller..the one moment of brilliance from SKY just changed the course of Indian cricket history. Silverware jinx broke and we won the next three ICC events. As a captain what SKY did has outdone everything he achieved as a batter. SKY was as selfless as his mentor Rohit and that showed in the monstrous DNA that he instilled in the Indian T20I team of 2024-26 cycle. His personal form was in shambles and yet..yet he never shied away from staying true to his principles. The biggest example of this is the T20 World Cup Semifinal and Final on two of the flattest pitches India has ever produced. SKY could have pushed himself at 3 and 4 and could have had decent returns in a bid to ease the pressure on his place in the team post the World Cup. But no..he sent Hardik and Dube ahead of him. The man who hit the first ball of his first game for India for a six and the man who got out on the first ball of his last game for India (up until now) for the sake of the team..just showed why SKY has been a "team first" guy. No matter how much I write for you Surya bhau..I will never be able to make justice to the impact you have had on me as a cricketer and most importantly as a human being. You didn't need to be kind to me but you did. You didn't need to be kind to the fans who always questioned your "big match" stats but you always were kind. You always took all your players together and kept walking in one direction as a captain. And in the end..that's what will be remembered by everyone. The greatest T20 batter India has produced.. and more importantly..one of the finest human beings I have ever come across. One final push Surya..one final push 🥺 The Sun will rise again 🧿 @surya_14kumar

APTalksCricket's tweet photo. What do you do when despite being a phenomenal outlier and a standout performer among all the then Indian batters, you still have to wait for that India cap?

The thought of "what more could I have done?" is surely deflating..especially if you are already 30 and the feeling of maybe the ship has sailed might start to sink in. Right?

No. Not if you are Suryakumar Yadav.

2 days after being snubbed, he went toe to toe with the Indian captain, didn't back down in the stare, went on to win the game for his side..and declared that he wasn't here just to be given a chance to represent India, but was here to claim a spot in the XI which was rightfully his and dominate world cricket.

First Indian cap after 12 years of hardwork..surely you should take some balls to get your eye in and look to have a decent personal score..right?

No. Not if you are Suryakumar Yadav.

He parked Jofra Archer on the very first ball he faced in the stands.

A breath of fresh air in a country obsessed with personal milestones..SKY showed the way of how modern day T20 cricket has to be played.

Average of 40+ and strike rate of 170+ for more than 2 years with back to back ICC Men's T20I Cricketer of the Year, breaking records became just another thing for him. Alongside Virat and Rohit, SKY became that player who made people stop all their work and watch him play and then switch off the TV once he was done.

One thing that unfortunately SKY had to deal with was the "did he score when it mattered" filter and that travelled with him everywhere. Indian audience never understood that T20 was a high risk format where one failed more often than not. Gone were the days of 140 strike rate being good enough.

But gradually the big performances came...the 68 in Perth on that spicy track against SA. The fifty on the slow Barbados pitch vs Afghanistan and their world class spinners in a must win game, the cameo vs Australia, the knocks vs USA that survived humiliation and the big big knock of 47 in the semifinal vs England. Had he not hung around with Rohit, we would have never won that semifinal.

It is a huge irony that the man who was always mocked for not having clutch moments..had one such clutch moment that shut the debate forever. "When it mattered" the catch of Miller..the one moment of brilliance from SKY just changed the course of Indian cricket history. Silverware jinx broke and we won the next three ICC events.

As a captain what SKY did has outdone everything he achieved as a batter. SKY was as selfless as his mentor Rohit and that showed in the monstrous DNA that he instilled in the Indian T20I team of 2024-26 cycle.

His personal form was in shambles and yet..yet he never shied away from staying true to his principles. The biggest example of this is the T20 World Cup Semifinal and Final on two of the flattest pitches India has ever produced.

SKY could have pushed himself at 3 and 4 and could have had decent returns in a bid to ease the pressure on his place in the team post the World Cup. But no..he sent Hardik and Dube ahead of him.

The man who hit the first ball of his first game for India for a six and the man who got out on the first ball of his last game for India (up until now) for the sake of the team..just showed why SKY has been a "team first" guy.

No matter how much I write for you Surya bhau..I will never be able to make justice to the impact you have had on me as a cricketer and most importantly as a human being.

You didn't need to be kind to me but you did. You didn't need to be kind to the fans who always questioned your "big match" stats but you always were kind. You always took all your players together and kept walking in one direction as a captain. And in the end..that's what will be remembered by everyone.

The greatest T20 batter India has produced.. and more importantly..one of the finest human beings I have ever come across.

One final push Surya..one final push 🥺

The Sun will rise again 🧿 @surya_14kumar

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9 days ago

Mat be you hate him or feel for him but after 2028 T20 World Cup we know his value

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15 days ago

Woman found murdered, cops suspect hubby’s role https://t.co/rWMBSjNEqZ

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15 days ago

Telangana DCA raids medical shop for selling habit-forming drugs without prescription https://t.co/I7xkPG3imP

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15 days ago

Intermediate classes to begin from today in Telangana https://t.co/VmzhJZA273

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15 days ago

Waqf land dispute, panel rift led to Hyderabad advocate’s killing, reveals probe https://t.co/z6Zcehy4PX

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15 days ago

Industrial areas drive 70% of Telangana’s thermal hotspot expansion: Study https://t.co/FKj6MolqqC

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15 days ago

2.5 lakh households await free water scheme as Hyderabad faces supply crunch https://t.co/atk7gR0r2c

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15 days ago

Hyderabad records all-time high of 15,200 tanker bookings per day amid worsening water crisis https://t.co/5eb9WBNE9a

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15 days ago

Canada’s CIBC, FMCG giant Nestle to open GCCs in Hyderabad https://t.co/aIVdv305Do

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15 days ago

T to implement EHS through dedicated health care trust https://t.co/c3ZVZ0IDoh

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15 days ago

SCCL disburses ₹41 cr in accident insurance benefits https://t.co/NVfQsflBhS

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20 days ago

@PantVerse 2016 lo prime RCB ga

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Manohar🧑‍💻 @imanohar19

22 days ago

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