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‘Bhai dara mat already team ke lage pade hain’ – Fans react as Dinesh Karthik hints his availability during upcoming ODI World Cup 2023

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Indian Cricket team are preparing for the upcoming men’s ODI World Cup as the grand event is just 2 months far away. The tournament is set to kick off on October 5 and the opening match will be played between the 2019 World Cup finalists England and New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

Meanwhile, Indian veteran cricketer Dinesh Karthik, who was a part of the Indian squad in the 2019 ODI World Cup, has hinted at his availability in the upcoming World Cup. Karthik has not been a part of the Indian team, especially in the ODI format for a while now. However, it is to be believed that he has hinted at a commentary stint for the grand tournament. 

Karthik replied to a user on Twitter who tagged him in a tweet in which it was asked who should be India’s 1st and 2nd choice wicketkeeper-batter for the upcoming major event. KL Rahul, Sanju Samson and Ishan Kishan were the options, however, a user tagged Karthik in it and the veteran right-hander quoted his tweet and said, “You’ll see me in the World Cup for sure is what I can say.”

Dinesh Karthik currently covering ‘The Hundred’ in England

Talking about Karthik’s work front as a commentator, he is currently in England and covering the ongoing The Hundred League. Earlier he was present in the commentary box for the recently concluded Ashes 2023 series and the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023 final. He also covered the 2021 WTC final as well.

And now Karthik is likely to appear as a commentator for the first time in his career in the upcoming ODI World Cup 2023. He has been appreciated a lot by fans and cricket experts for his brilliant commentary skills in any format of the game. He only does English commentary and it is expected that he will be doing the English commentary in the World Cup as well. 

Here’s how fans reacted:

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