Delhi: During the launch of his autobiography The One: Cricket, My Life and More in New Delhi, Shikhar Dhawan was seen in exactly the style for which he is known. Smiling, talking openly and sharing life experiences. It did not seem like a formal event, rather like a light dressing room conversation.

Dhawan talked about Virat’s 100 centuries

Dhawan also spoke openly about Virat Kohli. He said, “I pray to God that Virat completes 100 centuries.” He praised Virat’s fitness, hard work and passion. According to him, how long a player’s career will last depends on how much hunger is left in him.

In his book, Mr. ICC not only mentioned the good things, but also shared a difficult memory of his career. He mentioned an incident during his tour to Australia, when he was seen in a hotel with his foreign friend. This matter reached the team management.

Dhawan told that after this his performance got affected and the pace of his career also slowed down. He clearly said that he was young at that time and his decisions had consequences. He presented it not as a controversy but as a lesson.

The former opening batsman says that he is telling this story so that young players can learn something from it. He believes that right decisions are very important in cricket as well as in life.

After retiring from cricket, Shikhar Dhawan has transformed himself into a new form. Now he is very active on social media and his videos are watched by millions of people. Dhawan says that he likes to make people happy and this is his identity.

Dhawan also appeared open about the future. He said that if he gets any opportunity to entertainment or films, he will definitely look at it. At present he is enjoying this new phase of life.