Nepotism in Cricket: Nepotism, a word that has been in limelight in the past. You can understand nepotism with the example of this sentence 'Raja ka beta raja banega'. The roots of nepotism in Bollywood have spread deep inside, in such a situation, the question arises in the mind of cricket fans as well, whether nepotism would happen in international cricket especially in Indian cricket? Will it happen that leaving behind an emerging talented player, another untalented player joins the Indian team on the basis of nepotism? If you have this question in your mind too, then today you are going to get the answer.
In fact, recently the 21-year-old young player of the Indian team, Yashasvi Jaiswal and all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer, whether there is nepotism in Indian cricket or not? I have given my opinion on this. Based on their experience, both these players have told openly that till now they have not seen nepotism in cricket, especially in the international cricket team.
Venkatesh Iyer gave his opinion on cricket and nepotism while talking in a podcast. Venkatesh says that he has not experienced any kind of nepotism in his career so far. I have not heard about any such incident even from any of my cricketer friends.
Iyer says, 'I consider myself lucky that no such situation has come in front of me so far. I believe that when I did well, I was in the team and when I did not perform, I was not there. If you are talented, you will definitely be there tomorrow if not today.'
On the other hand, if we talk about Yashasvi Jaiswal, then in a recent interview given to Lallantop, while talking about cricket and nepotism, he said that he does not know anything about it.
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