7 Indian cricketers who used to try superstitions or tricks


7 Indian cricketers who used to try superstitions or tricks




You must have seen many people trying a lot of superstitions or tricks in normal life to correct their luck. But have you ever heard that to take is also done in the cricket field? Yes, it is true. Cricketers who beat millions on their own talent and make a place in the national team, along with their talent, they also consider certain types of guns or superstitions lucky for their brilliant game. It is not that only Indian cricketers do this work.





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If you are not sure, remember the West Indies cricketer Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who hit the pitch after taking the batting guard after coming to the ground and or always put his left foot first to enter the field. Let's think of fast bowler Dale Steyn. Let us tell you about the totals of 7 Indian veteran cricketers, including Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli.





Kohli does not try any tricks now





When Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli started his cricket journey, he had a lot of success after wearing special batting gloves. At that time, there was this superstition in Kohli's mind that whenever he wears these gloves, his bat will score a lot. For this reason, Kohli kept using those same gloves for a long time. Even after getting old, the same gloves were visible in Kohli's hands. Later, Kohli stopped wearing those gloves and came to the ground, but it is said that those gloves are still part of Kohli's kitbag.





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'Hitman' Rohit tries these 3 ways





Indian cricket team's 'hitman' Rohit Sharma also tries many tricks on match day. He definitely drinks and drinks coffee before the match, apart from this, he always puts his right foot first in the field while landing for batting. After this, they see a special corner in the field, which they like to see. After getting such a corner, he keeps looking at the same part again and again while batting. After marriage, he has also started trying to call his wife Ritika Sajdeh before sitting in the team meeting.





Sachin's left pad and Sai Baba's picture





Sachin Tendulkar (Lord of Cricket) has not been able to save himself from superstition. Sachin always wore his left pad first and his kitbag had a picture of Satyapurthi Sai Baba as well as his parents. Let me tell you that when the Indian team was batting against Sri Lanka in the 2011 World Cup final, Sachin did not let Virendra Sehwag go to the bathroom due to a trick. Master Blaster believed that Sehwag sitting in his par and watching the match proves lucky for Team India. For the 2011 World Cup, Sachin had also repaired an old bat in a kit bag, which he considered lucky for himself.





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Sourav Ganguly used to keep this special picture in his pocket





Former Indian cricket captain and currently President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Sourav Ganguly used to have a picture of his family guru in his pocket whenever he came on the field. Apart from this, he also wore a ring and a garland.





Dhoni's lucky number 7





In Indian cricket captain, MS Dhoni's career also has a number 7 score. Born on 7 July, Dhoni considered this number lucky for himself. For this reason, despite choosing Team India's number 1 jersey, he had chosen only number 7 for himself. Not only this, but it is also believed that Dhoni had his hand behind the selection of Team India for the 2011 World Cup on the 16th because 6 + 1 = 7 sits.





Veeru bowlers red flag





Virender Sehwag also always liked to keep a red handkerchief in his left pocket while batting. He used to call it a red flag for bowlers. Later, while batting, he started tying red cloth on the head inside the helmet.





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Dravid did not take a new bat in the first match of the series





Rahul Dravid, who is called 'The Wall' of Indian cricket, was also no different from fellow cricketers in this matter. Dravid never used to bat in the first match of the series with a new bat. Apart from this, he always started to prepare for batting by tying a small Thai pad on the right foot.


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