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Kumar Sangakkara does not believe in the blame game, as success and failure are collective in nature, said the Rajasthan Royals team manager after another disappointing performance from his team which seriously dented their hopes of play. off IPL.
The Royals after the Delhi Capitals had yet another poor batting performance that saw the Royal Challengers Bangalore gallop to victory. The Royals are now seventh in the eight-team table.
“We don’t play the blame game in our franchise. We win together, we lose together. We haven’t done well enough, haven’t been smart enough with our hitters and we all know that. The players know that. . So we’ll try to keep it simple, focus on training and how we plan to perform what we’ve been talking about, ”Sangakarra said in the post-match press conference.
“We always keep it simple. There is a lot of pressure on the players to put themselves. In the game itself, there is a lot of pressure,” added Sangakkara.
For Sangakkara, his job is to guide the team rather than placing more burdens on them.
“My job is not to add to it but to guide them (on) how to deal with it and deliver their best performance,” he said.
To deal with the ups and downs, you need a different perspective, Sangakkara feels.
“There are many ways to deal with the heights of wins and disappointments of loss and to stay calm and focus on what needs to be done.
“At times like this it’s very easy to get shot down and break into small groups where the whispers can start, but our group has held up really well,” added the Sri Lankan hitter.
The former Sri Lankan wicket keeper also praised skipper Sanju Samson, saying he will be selected for the national team for a longer race.
“Yes, we have one-on-one discussions on a lot of things. And when we talk about cricket, India’s aspirations come at a time when the IPL is over. And our discussions are very much focused on cricket. “IPL. Not just his (Samson’s) stick, but about the captain, the team and the way we play,” Sangakkara added.
Samson, who has scored 452 points this season, is the leading scorer in his franchise.
“He (Samson) is a very good player, a very special player. He has done exceptionally well for us this season. And I’m sure he aspires to play for India and at some point I think he is. ‘He will be selected He is good and ready anytime he is chosen,’ Sangakkara signed.
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