Former Indian all-rounder Kapil Dev has been an inspiration for many generations and budding cricketers. The fame former cricketer provided to Indian cricket after winning the 1983 ODI World Cup is probably one of his best achievements till date. After retirement from international cricket, Kapil spends most of his time playing golf and is often witnessed at public events and gives his views on various important issues related to the sport. Kapil Dev recently attended an event organised by Adani group and expressed his views about chairman Gautam Adani.

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Kapil Dev Praises Gautam Adani

Kapil Dev heaped praise on Adani group chairman Gautam Adani and stated that he is quite inspired by his working style. Kapil said, “Don’t remember your zeros, when you have not done well. Gautam bhai also, you can see on the newspaper, up and down, international people trying to pull. You carry on working and at the end of the day people will realise how good he is.”

#WATCH | Gujarat | At an Adani group private event in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Former Cricketer Kapil Dev speaks about Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani pic.twitter.com/VBdhGtU6cz

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Apart from praising Gautam Adani, Kapil Dev also shared his views on Team India’s performance in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. The former Indian all-rounder stated that the Indian team played well in Perth and extremely bad in Adelaide, he added that the Rohit Sharma led side has had a bit of hiccups in the ongoing series and with two matches remaining, the Indian team needs to think positively.

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Kapil Dev said, “They played very well first test and they played very bad second test, third test. Also, they have hiccups. They survived again doesn’t matter. There are another two test matches. You have to think positively and what more positive you can take from this test match and go ahead. I think you have to think positively to go for the next test.”