HANDSOME MONEY IN CRICKET INDUCEMENT OR DIVERSION? ANSWERS KAPIL DEV

By: Sunil Joshi

The youth of today, being the fan of the world’s most loved game, Cricket, do knit the dreams of being a successful and a popular cricketer. Some of them may even have a childhood goal to become a sportsman especially in the field of Cricket. Yes, there are indeed many doors open for them, with the increasing number of Cricket Academies in the cities and the organizing of cricket games in the schools too either on a district or a state level. 

Kapil Dev Curbs Confusions

There is a very crucial and vital question that comes up seeing today’s teens and adults being driven towards the cricket. Do they want this to acquire loads of money or having in the knowledge that what salary a cricketer has they are inclined towards cricket? Broadly, is the thought of the income which one would have when he becomes a cricketer is inspiring or distracting?

With the main topic of debate that everyone wants to get in the cricket and play whether, for any respective country especially in India, two of famous cricket personalities exchange their expressions on it. Journalist and Sports Writer, Ayaz Memon and the Legendary Former Captain of the Indian Men’s National Cricket Team, Kapil Dev was witnessed in a talk discussing the previously described topic.

Ayaz Memon asked the question and in reply, Kapil Dev says that he believes that of course, the thinking that cricket has massive income does motivate the youngsters and it is not a distraction in any way. He tells that nowadays if any boy or girl doesn’t seem good in studies or any activity their parents encourage them to go and choose the field they want to, be it sports and it is a good thing too because earlier most of the cricketers didn’t even get the support of their guardians and if Cricket is something which drives them then be it so.

You can watch the full discussion here,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xuFsSAM8ns&ab_channel=HindustanTimes

In addition to this Kapil Dev mentions that if it does improve the financial condition of the player it is best because he would not want to be distracted in the game by the thoughts of what is going on in his family and so on. He emphasizes that the newcomers should be taught the responsibility that if they are going to receive any money then their motive should not be that to earn it but to play with giving all their best and wave the victory flag. 

Conclusion 

Now readers, if you are too moved by what Sir Kapil Dev said then go on to the field and start practicing and make your dreams happen. 

Who knows you may be the upcoming cricket star who gets to represent his country and make his nation and parents proud and feel pride yourself too Go on, but don’t forget to wear a mask.

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