In Conversation With Rohit Sharma | Jitendra Chouksey

In this conversation between Jitendra Chouksey and Rohit Sharma, Rohit shares how he stays calm during high-pressure situations by focusing on the present and enjoying the game without taking it too seriously. He reflects on his childhood, starting cricket at the age of 9, and how his family and friends encouraged him to pursue the sport. Rohit also discusses the challenges of balancing cricket and studies. In the end, he advises young cricketers to have fun, be honest, and respect their coaches. This conversation gives us a glimpse into what it takes to be a leader and role model. Definitely worth listening to!

Educatekaro discovered these Key Points:
  • Stay in the present: Rohit focuses on the present moment to handle pressure.
  • Enjoy the game: It’s important to have fun and not take the sport too seriously.
  • Start young and work hard: Rohit started cricket at 9 and was encouraged by his family and friends.
  • Balance is important: He talks about the challenge of managing cricket and studies.
  • Respect the game: Rohit advises young cricketers to be honest and respectful to their coaches.
Jitendra Chouksey – In Conversation With Rohit Sharma

Sourav Ganguly – Leadership, Life Lessons, Cricket Stories & The World Cup

In this podcast, our favorite “Dada,” Sourav Ganguly, shares his journey with host Ranveer Allahbadia. They discuss his cricket career, leadership style, and life lessons. Dada talks about the challenges of captaining the Indian cricket team, the importance of aggression in sports, and his transition from player to administrator. Key takeaways include the significance of leadership, resilience in the face of failure, and the value of hard work and dedication. Ganguly also emphasizes enjoying the journey, not just the destination.

Educatekaro discovered these Key Points:
  1. Handling Pressure: Insights into managing pressure in professional sports and the importance of bouncing back.
  2. Future of IPL: Discussion on the expansion of IPL and the upcoming Women’s IPL.
  3. Leadership and Autobiography: Influence of autobiographies on leadership qualities and personal growth.
  4. Career Growth: Personal stories of career growth and the impact of inspirational books.
  5. Cricket and Administration: Comparison between playing cricket and administrative roles in cricket.
  6. Aggression and Leadership: Managing aggression on the field and viewing leadership responsibilities as opportunities.
  7. Mentorship: Importance of mentoring players, creating a team culture, and fostering leadership qualities.
  8. Fan Engagement: Enhancing fan experiences and the cultural significance of sports fandom.
Sourav Ganguly – Leadership, Life Lessons, Cricket Stories & The World Cup

Virender Sehwag’s Most Honest Conversation – Childhood, Cricket and More | The Ranveer Show

Virender Sehwag, also known as Viru Paaji, joins us on today’s show. He played for the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League from 1999 to 2013. For me, having him on the program is a dream come true.Virender Sehwag’s childhood, cricketing journey, love for the game, aggression on the field, interactions with Yuvraj Singh, meeting Sachin Tendulkar, managing fame, friendship with Rahul Dravid, interactions with Sourav Ganguly, Anil Kumble, Shoaib Akhtar, and Wasim Akram, and his experiences during the Pakistan tour are all covered in this podcast.

Virender Sehwag’s Most Honest Conversation: Childhood, Cricket and More | The Ranveer Show

Sunil Chhetri in conversation with Kunal Shah | CRED curious

Bengaluru FC, a team in the Indian Super League, and the Indian national football team are both captained by Sunil Chhetri. To be honest, Kunal Shah doesn’t know anything about football. Nonetheless, they are all committed to excellence and the pursuit of craft. As the two have a conversation, the daily regimens of sports legends like Sunil, Ronaldo, and Messi are disclosed, ambition is praised, and the boundaries of human potential are explored.

Sunil Chhetri in conversation with Kunal Shah | CRED curious