Some of India’s World Cup heroes, together with Kuldeep Yadav and Mohammed Siraj, opened up after the heartbreak on the final hurdle following a wonderful run within the showpiece. Spinner Kuldeep Yadav on Thursday admitted that the ache of World Cup closing defeat to Australia will linger and push him to work tougher for the “next opportunity”. Reactions from Mohammed Siraj and KL Rahul adopted, because the gamers tried to manage up with the six-wicket loss to Australia within the summit conflict in Ahmedabad on November 19.

“Our journey from Chennai to Ahmedabad ended in a disappointing result, but we take pride in our achievements over the six weeks. Despite the pain, we’re determined to work harder for the next opportunity,” Kuldeep stated in a put up on ‘X’.

“While the pain of defeat lingers, we must move forward; life continues, and healing takes time,” stated the wrist spinner.

He stated coping with the setback was powerful.

“The Cup was beautiful, but it seems God had other plans. Navigating this moment, it’s time to switch off and recharge. Dealing with this setback is tough, but we hold onto faith, believing in the journey ahead,” he stated.

Kuldeep performed all of India’s 11 matches within the World Cup and took 15 wickets at a median of 28.26.

India received 10 matches on the trot earlier than shedding the ultimate on the Narendra Modi Stadium in entrance of over one lakh supporters. “Thanks to our dedicated support staff, we were fully prepared for every opponent, and their commitment reassured us as players,” stated Kuldeep.

“The love from fans at each of the 9 venues touched our hearts and motivated us to exceed our limits. We’re grateful to passionate fans worldwide and in every Indian Household for their support.” Siraj, who was seen crying after India’s loss, took 14 wickets in 11 matches at an economic system price of 5.68 and was a part of a formidable new ball assault that ran by opposition batting line-ups proper by the group phases of the match.

“Our campaign did not end like we wanted it to but representing India is the biggest honour and moment of pride for me. All I have ever wanted to do is represent my country,” Siraj tweeted.

“Heartbroken! Words can’t express the disappointment and hurt. It’s been a tough loss to take. This time might not have been god’s will but we aim to work harder each day to chase glory for our country!” The pacer added, “Thank you to all our fans for your support. Seeing a sea of blue in the crowd is a feeling that can’t be matched. Grateful! The energy you provided was amazing, backing us all the way. Jai Hind!” Siraj thanked the workforce’s assist employees for guaranteeing the gamers remained at their finest throughout the showpiece.

“A big credit to our support staff, the unsung heroes who work so hard behind the scenes to provide us the care we need and help us prepare for games. Your contribution is immense to this team.” Rahul, who additionally saved wickets moreover enjoying some elegant knocks that outline his batting, summed up every thing in two phrases, “Still hurts”.

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