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Karishma Mehta and Shikhar Dhawan (Source - X)
India's star cricketer Shikhar Dhawan is one of the finest opening batters for India. However, the 37-year-old batter has been out of the team for quite a long time now. His personal life has also been quite a struggling one as well. He was in the podcast of the Humans of Bombay, where he spoke openly about his personal and professional life. The Southpaw has been granted divorce from Ayesha Mukherjee after a lengthy fight in court.
The cricketer, who will head the Punjab Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season, also discussed his professional journey and the inspiration he received from Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, and others. Dhawan also discussed the 'law of attraction' with host Karishma Mehta, making a sly pun while on the show. Dhawan did not shy away from discussing some personal aspects of his life, particularly his marriage and son.
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He also discussed the things he gained from the great Sachin Tendulkar, such as dedication and passion for the game. isn't in the picture when it comes to international cricket, as his main concentration right now is on IPL duties with the Punjab Kings. The batter has not been able to meet his son Zoravar for over a year now and shared his pain of not meeting him as well.
I am sure this interview is 100% attractive: The Anchor
The anchor questioned him, "When it comes to the law of attraction I am a huge believer, In fact, yesterday we had a manifestation workshop with a Ph.D. in metaphysical counselling." He replied in a cheeky way, "You attracted me as well?" The anchor replied saying, "I am sure this interview is 100% attracted."
"Learned dedication, the love he has for the game, and knowledge from Sachin Paaji. He used to decipher pretty easily the weight of the willow, which shows his depth of knowledge about the game. He used to know how to make a bat work.. so he was involved that much. He of course taught how to build your innings and hit a century eventually."