'Switch off your phone...'- Suryakumar Yadav reveals plan to avoid outside noise ahead of IND vs PAK Super 4 clash
The Indian T20I captain, Suryakumar Yadav, has revealed the plan to avoid the outside noise ahead of the 2025 season of the Asia Cup as he prepares himself for the Super 4 fixture at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
Just minutes after India’s solid and comfortable victory against Pakistan in the group stage of the Asia Cup 2025 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, India’s captain, Suryakumar Yadav, amidst the handshake controversy, walked into the press conference with a huge smile on his face and revealed that he had no idea of the outside noise.
Once again, they will be up against the Salman Ali Agha-led side in the Super 4 stage at the same ground. The battle, this time around, will be different with Suryakumar Yadav finding himself under the scanner for the off-field questions, apart from the battle between bat and ball.
“Close your room, switch off your phone, and go to sleep. I think that's best. See, it's easy to say, but sometimes it is difficult because you meet a lot of friends, you go out for dinner, and you have a lot of players also around who like to see all these things. So it's very difficult, but then it's on you, what you want to listen to, what you want to have in your mind.” Suryakumar Yadav revealed in the presser.
Suryakumar Yadav mentally prepared to face IND vs PAK in Asia Cup 2025 contest
At the toss and even after the end of the game, there was no handshake from the Indian side, and it’s expected to remain the same for the Super 4 clash, as Sky anticipates. He also dedicated the last victory to the Pahalgam victims and the Armed Forces of India.
“There is a good contest of ball and bat. There is also a contest of good intensity. As I said in the last question, the stadium is full and you get the best crowd to support you. And it's best to put your best foot forward for the country and enjoy the game.” The Mumbai-born addressed during the interaction.
“If you have seen, I always keep my hands closed in the National Anthem. I keep thinking about it. I keep remembering it. I keep thanking God for giving me this opportunity to play as long as I can. I am very happy.”
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