IPL 2024: Dinesh Karthik Is Ready To Play T20 World Cup for India

Dinesh Karthik Is Ready To Play T20 World Cup for India: Dinesh Karthik has a profound interest and he expressed it and said that he is going to play 100% for India in the T20 World Cup.

He fully trusts three honest people Rohit Sharma, Rahul Dravid, and Ajit. If we see the last three seasons of IPL he has excelled in a finisher’s role.

‘I am 100% ready to represent India at the T20 World Cup’: Dinesh Karthik

Still there is a week left before for T20 World Cup, BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar has released a 15 squad for the T20 World Cup. In that, Wicketkeeper batter Dinesh Karthik’s name is also seen.

Even on April 11th, Rohit Sharma just teased Karthik that,

“Shabash DK! T20 World Cup mein selection ke liye push karna hai isko. Dimag mein chal raha hai iske World Cup. (Well done DK! He is pushing for a spot in the T20 World Cup. His mind is occupied with the thought of the World Cup).”

And on Saturday, speaking to media he expressed that he was 100% ready to represent India in the T20 World Cup if he was called upon.

Also said in the pre-match press conference,

“At this stage in my life, it would be the greatest feeling for me to represent India (at the upcoming T-20 World Cup). I’m very, very keen to do so. There is nothing bigger in my life other than representing India in this T-20 World Cup.”

“I also feel there are three very, very stable, honest people who are at their helm to decide what should be the best Indian team for the World Cup. Rahul Dravid, Rohit Sharma, and Ajit Agarkar. And I’m completely with them.

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I respect any decision that they take. But all I can say is I’m 100% ready. And you know I’ll do everything I can to be.”

Ahead of this competition, Karthik also mentioned that he is going to concentrate on his international career.

“These days as a player, you need to understand your strengths,” he said. “I’m not a [Andre] Russell or a [Kieron] Pollard who can just mishit a ball and get a six for it.

So, I need to understand how I can beat gaps and what sort of balls I can hit for boundaries. And I realized there was a certain pattern in which bowlers were bowling to me, so I needed to try and work out a solution for that.”

“Hence, when I practice, I try and understand, okay, if this is what they’re going to bowl at me, how am I going to get a boundary, visualizing a field that is going to be in place for me.

So, I worked backward, and that’s helped me really learn a couple of shots more, at the back end. It’s been great to go out there and express myself, and it’s been thoroughly enjoyable to do what I’m doing for RCB as a finisher.”