The Cricket World Cup 2023 marketing campaign is ready to get underway for India, with a match towards Australia set to happen on Sunday. India, who final turned world champions in 2011, are more likely to see superstars like Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, R Ashwin, Mohammed Shami, and so on. function of their final ODI World Cup. It is usually mentioned that the 2011 Indian squad wished to win the World Cup for the good Sachin Tendulkar. There are those that marvel if that will be the case for Virat Kohli this time. When Harbhajan Singh was requested this query, he gave a relatively eye-opening reply.

In a chat on India Today, Harbhajan Singh mentioned that he would not really feel the 2023 World Cup’s Indian staff is as united because the 2011 World Cup staff was.

“There’s a big difference between the two teams. That team (2011 World Cup-winning Indian side) was a lot more united. They wanted to win the World Cup for Sachin Tendulkar. He commanded a lot of respect from others. I am not sure about this team. Don’t know who all want to win the World Cup for Virat Kohli. But, they want to win for India for sure. This is a big difference,” he mentioned.

Harbhajan additional defined his level as he mentioned that the complete staff revered Tendulkar to the extent that every one the gamers wished to win the World Cup for him. He is not certain if gamers are that united about Kohli within the present staff.

“The respect that Sachin Tendulkar had in the 2011 team dressing room, no other player has had since then. MS Dhoni also earned a lot of respect but I don’t think after that the same has happened with any player.

“They all (Indian gamers) wish to win for the nation however not for a person participant. Virat would additionally wish to win for the nation, profitable for himself is a bonus. This is my perception,” Harbhajan elaborated.

“It’s for India. You play for that flag. I performed just for India, not for a person. No matter if my captain was Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid or MS Dhoni, it did not matter for me. All that mattered to me was that I used to be taking part in for India. It is all the time about ‘India ought to win’ not ‘Virat Kohli ought to win’ or ‘Rahul Dravid ought to win’,” the former India spinner asserted.