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Everyone Has Talent; Improvement Is What Matters: Avesh Khan
Having spent years in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and represented India at the highest level, Avesh believes the biggest differentiator between players is their ability to constantly evolve. "Talent is present in everyone. It is more important how you improve as a cricketer every time. Because talent lasts only for a time,” Avesh told IANS in an exclusive interaction when asked to describe the qualities that convince him that a player has the potential to go a long way.
The fast bowler stressed that natural ability can only take a player so far. Sustained success, he said, comes from consistently working on every aspect of the game. "And then you have to continuously work on your fitness, your bowling, your batting, your mindset, your skills. So, when a player plays, he plays at a higher level,” he added.
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- 17 Jun 2026 11:29