The young India star reflects on sustaining success after the T20 World Cup triumph.
Abhishek Sharma expressed his desire for India to turn winning into a habit ahead of their five-match T20I series against the West Indies. Speaking on JioStar's 'Follow the Blues: Gen-Next Abhishek', the 26-year-old batter reflected on the challenges of sustaining long-term international momentum after major tournament success. The upcoming home series begins on Tuesday, October 6, with Shreyas Iyer captaining the Indian squad.
Sharma emphasized that while achieving success once can be straightforward, repeating it consistently requires discipline, an identical process, and a supportive team atmosphere. He noted that when players unite to perform for each other and dominate, winning naturally becomes habitual. The upcoming five-match series offers India a platform to test its consistency following its World Cup triumph.
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