DTVHINDIMy mental health had deteriorated so much that I had to see a professional: Jhye Richardson
Jhye Richardson himself said that he had reached a point where he needed professional help to improve his mental condition. Jhye Richardson. (Photo Source: Twitter) Australia’s best fast bowler Jhye Richardson has performed very well in international cricket. However, he has not been seen participating in international cricket for a long time. This is also because Jhye Richardson wants to correct his workload management. Not only this, he also wants to be mentally prepared for the upcoming challenge. Jhye Richardson has recently made a big disclosure about this. He himself has agreed that playing for Punjab Kings in the Indian Premier League 2021 season and leaving Australia was a very wrong decision. He himself told that at one time he had reached such a situation that he needed a professional to get better from his mental state. According to cricket.com.au, the brilliant fast bowler said, ‘Many things started with Covid. I left home without thinking anything to play in the Indian Premier League. I had a lot of trouble due to Covid like I was not able to return home quickly. Not only this, my mental health as a cricketer also deteriorated. This happens with many young players. This is why I needed professional help to recover from it. I can’t tell you much about it but I had to face a lot of problems. Things had gone too bad. I needed more education to use my brain. I want to play Test cricket for Australia again: Jhye Richardson Jhye Richardson further said, ‘This has been seen a lot in the Western Australia group. Every player prepares differently and everyone is different from each other. One good thing is that in cricket, many important things are done to recover from this. Right now I want to participate in Test cricket for Australia again. I really enjoy playing national cricket and right now I am fully prepared to return to the Australian team. Players who have won the most “Player of the Match” in WTC- Know how is Virat Kohli’s record in the test against Bangladesh? Batsmen who hit the most sixes for India in the death overs of T20I Batsmen who scored the fastest T20 century for Australia- Mushir Khan broke Sachin Tendulkar’s 33 year old record Wicketkeepers with most Man of the Match awards for India 7 expensive watches of Hardik Pandya and their prices, know here- Virat Kohli has earned more than 8 billion rupees in the last 12 months List of teams scoring the most runs in the power play of T20- Rahul Dravid became rich after becoming the head coach of Rajasthan Royals
“My father has a mental problem”- Yuvi’s old interview goes viral after Yograj Singh’s controversial interview
Yograj Singh recently gave a controversial statement about MS Dhoni and Kapil Dev. Yuvraj Singh and Yograj Singh (Source X) Former Indian cricketer Yograj Singh has recently given an interview, which has created a ruckus on social media. All-rounder Yuvraj Singh’s father gave a controversial statement about both Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni. He clearly said that his son’s career ended because of MS Dhoni. Yuvi could have played for 4-5 more years. Along with this, he also targeted Kapil Dev and said that I will make you such that the world will spit on you. When this interview of Yograj Singh went viral, everyone started saying that he is mentally unstable. Meanwhile, an old interview of his son Yuvraj Singh also went viral on social media, in which he had accepted that his father has a mental problem, which he would have accepted. Yuvraj Singh’s old interview went viral Actually, Yuvraj Singh had admitted in the TRS podcast about 9 months ago that his father has a mental problem, but he does not accept it. Yuvraj had said, “I think my father has a mental problem and he does not want to accept it, but I think there is something that he needs to pay attention to, he does not accept it, like I accept that I need therapy, but he does not accept it. It is like this, which you cannot change.” — Sports with naveen (@sportswnaveen) September 2, 2024 Yograj Singh gave a controversial statement about Dhoni and Kapil Dev In an interview given to Switch, Yograj Singh had said about Dhoni, “I will never forgive MS Dhoni. He should look at his face in the mirror. He is a great cricketer, but whatever he did against my son, it is all coming out now. He can never be forgiven in life. That man (Dhoni) has ruined my son’s life. Yuvraj could have played cricket for four-five more years.” Regarding Kapil Dev, Yograj Singh said, “I want to show people in life that Yograj has done something, the person whom you have brought down, today the whole world is at his feet. People salute him and those people who had done very bad things…someone has cancer, someone’s house got destroyed, someone died and someone does not have a son in his house. You know who I am talking about…what that man did, he is your greatest captain of all time Mr. Kapil Dev…I told him that I will leave you in such a condition that the whole world will spit on you. Today Yuvraj Singh has 13 trophies and you have only one World Cup.”
Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa made a big statement recalling his ‘depression and suicide’ mental health struggle
Uthappa was part of the T20 World Cup 2007 winning Indian team Robin Uthappa. (Photo via Getty Images) Former Indian cricket team wicketkeeper batsman Robin Uthappa has recently made a big statement about mental health. He has also told how it troubled him in the year 2011. It is worth noting that recently former cricketers David Johnson and Graham Thorpe died after suffering from mental depression for years. But now the 38-year-old former cricketer has spoken openly on the importance of mental health. Giving an example, Uthappa said that a person should always focus on that day and the present time, and should not think too far ahead. Robin Uthappa made a big statement about mental health Let us tell you that recently Uthappa has talked about mental health on his YouTube channel. Uthappa said – We are going to talk about depression and suicide. We recently heard about Graham Thorpe and David Johnson. VB Chandra Shekhar sir who was the rock of CSK. I have been there too, and it was not a memorable journey. It (mental depression) is debilitating, you feel like you are a burden to the people you love. It is challenging and you feel like you are less valuable. Uthappa further said- In 2011, I was very ashamed of my existence as a human being. It is absolutely okay that you do not know what to do next. Sometimes just being there for that one day takes you forward. Often you do not need the light at the end of the tunnel. You only need the light on the next step. We have heard of many people who ended their lives due to depression. I have personally felt this. When I was going through clinical depression, I often felt like I was a burden. I was looking for answers. A look at Robin Uthappa’s cricket career On the other hand, if we tell you about Uthappa’s cricket career, he has played 46 ODIs and 13 T20 matches for the Indian team, in which he has scored 934 and 249 runs respectively. Apart from this, he has scored 4952 runs in 205 IPL matches.
“The bat may be fine but not our mental health”- Indian fans were heartbroken after seeing this post by Marnus Labuschagne
Labuschagne played an innings of 58 runs in the final of the ODI World Cup 2023. Marnus Labuschagne Bat (Photo Source: Instagram) Even though Team India won the T20 World Cup title in June, fans and players have not yet forgotten the defeat in the ODI World Cup final played in November 2023. In that World Cup, India performed brilliantly throughout the tournament but lost to Australia in the final. In the ODI World Cup 2023, India made it to the finals by winning 10 consecutive matches. Australia won the trophy by defeating India by 6 wickets in the title match. India had given a target of 241. Apart from Travis Head, Marnel Labuschagne also played an important role in breaking the hearts of crores of Indian cricket fans. While Head (133 runs) scored a century in the final, Marnus Labuschagne (58 runs) played a half-century innings. Marnus Labuschagne ODI World Cup Final Bat Pic Went Viral Meanwhile, Labuschagne has once again broken the hearts of Indians by reminding them of the 2023 ODI World Cup final. One of his posts has suddenly refreshed the wounds of the fans. Actually, Labuschagne is thinking of retiring the bat with which he scored a half-century in the final. The condition of his bat is very bad. He wrote on Instagram on Monday, “Looks like it’s time to retire the World Cup final bat.” Seeing this post of Labuschagne, the old pain of many fans came out and they also gave their reactions on it. One user commented, “Brother, this post is still opening the wounds of Indians.” One said, “This bat will be fine but our mental health cannot be cured.” Another wrote, “Rohit Bhai should also retire his bat, with which he thrashed Australia and other teams in the T20 World Cup 2024.” Marnus Labuschagne got a lifeline in the ODI World Cup final It is worth noting that Labuschagne got a tremendous advantage of umpire’s call in the final. If India had got the support of the umpire, then perhaps the story of the final could have changed. Jasprit Bumrah trapped Labuschagne in front of the wicket in the 28th over of the innings. India appealed for LBW but umpire Richard Kettleborough rejected it. Rohit demanded a review which was finally declared as umpire’s call. In this way, Labuschagne got a lifeline and India was disappointed.
PCB appoints David Reid as mental performance coach ahead of T20 World Cup
Recently, Pakistan has won the T20 series against Ireland by 2-1. PCB (Image Credit- Twitter) Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. Let us tell you that this time this tournament is going to start from June 2 under the joint hosting of West Indies and USA. However, before the start of this big tournament, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has taken a big step in the interest of the team. Let us tell you that PCB has appointed David Reid as the new mental performance coach of Pakistan cricket team. Also, let us tell you that before this multinational tournament, PCB has appointed Simon Helmot as fielding coach and Gary Kirsten as head coach for white ball format. It is noteworthy that before joining the Pakistan cricket team, David Reid had worked as a mental and skill conditioning coach with Chennai Super Kings in the 2021 IPL season. Apart from this, he has worked in the same role for Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League. So now before the upcoming T20 World Cup, he is going to join the Pakistan cricket team before the England tour. Pakistan Cricket Board gave a big statement Let us tell you that on the appointment of David Reid, Pakistan Cricket Board said through a media release – On the recommendation of the team management, PCB has appointed Simon Helmot as the fielding coach to help the players for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 and mental performance. David Reed has been included as coach. David will join the Pakistan cricket team on May 20, while Helmot is expected to join the team by May 31. Aftab Khan, who is currently working as the fielding coach, will take over as the high-performance coach after Helmot’s arrival.
5 brilliant cricketers who left cricket due to mental stress, one’s career ended
RCB’s star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell suddenly decided to take an indefinite break from this IPL league. Jonathan Trott (Image Credit- Twitter) 5 Cricketers who left cricket due to mental stress: With the increasing demands of international cricket over the years, mental health risks have also followed suit. Cricket is fast becoming famous all over the world and every day we get to see the start of tournaments and leagues one after the other. IPL is dominant all over the world and seeing this, new leagues have been started in many countries. But somewhere, it is becoming too much for cricket fans and players. In pursuit of money, players are devoting equal amount of time to their country as well as to other leagues, due to which they are not able to manage their workload properly. The result of this is that either the players get injured and go on a break for a long time or they are under mental stress. Mental stress has now become such a thing in cricket that players are quickly becoming its victims. This is because the players, who are playing matches one after the other, are not able to take time out for themselves nor are they giving rest to their body and mind. It is very difficult to maintain constant form, in such a situation players stretch themselves too much. As a result, there is a lot of pressure on their mind and they become victims of mental stress. Glenn Maxwell has recently become its victim, RCB’s star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell suddenly decided to take an indefinite break from this IPL league. However, this is not the first time that a cricketer has taken such a decision due to mental fatigue. Many cricketers have done this before also. See here the names of those 5 players who left cricket due to mental stress- 5. Glenn Maxwell Glenn Maxwell (Image Credit- Twitter X) RCB’s star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has decided to take an indefinite break from the IPL due to poor batting form. Maxwell announced the decision after being ruled out of RCB’s match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Monday. Maxwell blamed his mental and physical health problems for this.
