An Indian cricketer says he does not want to talk about ODI cricket, adding that he has “tried a lot” but still avoids discussing the format. The comments are framed as a personal admission rather than a direct response to any specific on-field incident.
The player’s ODI record cited alongside the remarks shows he has played 37 One-Day Internationals, scoring 773 runs at an average of 25.76. His strike rate is listed as 105.02. The outlets provide the same underlying details, focusing primarily on the contrast between the player’s reluctance to discuss ODIs and his documented experience in the format.
While the statement is presented as “honest” or candid, the available reporting does not add differing explanations for why the batter avoids the topic. Instead, it centers on the quote and the statistical context from his ODI career.
