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Several Indian cricketers who were part of the ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 clash posted messages on their social media accounts after the disheartening defeat against Australia at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Kuldeep Yadav who mostly operated in the middle overs and got crucial breakthroughs shared his disappointment after the loss despite bossing the teams in straight 10 games. The left-arm chinaman bowler thanked the fans and said that this defeat is just a part of the journey ahead.
“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 wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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“Thanks to our dedicated support staff, we were fully prepared for every opponent, and their commitment reassured us as players.
“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.”
Kuldeep who is not a part of the squad for five-T20I series against Australia starting November 23 is likely to return to action as India tour South Africa for an all-format series next month.
“While the pain of defeat lingers, we must move forward; life continues, and healing takes time.
“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,” the southpaw further wrote.
Kuldeep was ineffective in the final encounter as failed to break the partnership with Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne. He conceded 56 runs from his full quota of 10 overs.
However, the 28-year-old was among the top 15 wicket-takers of the tournament. He took 15 wickets from 11 games and conceded runs at 4.46 runs per over. He was one of the most economical bowlers in the tournament.
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