“There is no value for me …”: Karun Nair’s words about his own kick summarizes his mentality

After a 2 -year hiatus, Karun Nair returned to the Indian Premier League and marked his return to the T20 league with an excellent stroke for his Delhi capitals, but even though he was far from the league for two seasons, he always knew what he would expect in terms of quality and was done before. Karun captured the first opportunity of the season with two hands, while following the 206 target, a perfect 40-Top 89 hit, but in DC 193, it ended in 193 to go down to 12 runs to Mumbai Indians. Many doughs did not hit Jasprit Bumrah for two six, and Karun emphasized his preparation as a key to success and gained enough confidence in the places where he ran between the formats for Vidarbha in the local season.

When he was asked to talk about his performance, Nair gave a brilliant response, saying that the team lost the ‘value’ in the speech.

“Look, there’s no use to talk about it. I played well, but my team lost the match, so it’s not really important. If my team doesn’t win, there’s no value for me if I can’t win,” Karun said at the press conference.

Karun Nair is asked to talk about his inning:

“Look, there’s no use to talk about it. I played well, but my team lost the match, so it’s not really important. If my team doesn’t win, there’s no value for me.” pic.twitter.com/oypxwv9l0v

– Mufaddal vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) April 14, 2025

“To be honest, I had confidence in what I was playing [IPL] I know before and how it will be, and it’s not a different thing to face something new, Na Nair said, Nair said Nair -centered Nair journalists.

“But I think it was just about going there to give myself a few balls and just getting used to the speed of the game and the atmosphere, Nair said Nair, who played for Rajasthan Royals in the last 2022 season.

He also talked about hitting traditional shots during PowerPlay and then improving during the second part of Inning.

“So I said to myself, ‘Give yourself time, play normal shots, and then improvise when necessary. He didn’t play in the first four games, but sooner or later he knew that his chances would come and be ready.

“Look, frankly, we lost an important player in the FAF and always knew – a few doughs sitting outside at any time. I was mentally ready, and I’m looking forward to the chance,” I felt. To prepare for the game and be ready.

“It is always a difficult call for the team to choose 11 or 12 players, and I have always respected it. For me, it was about preparing and holding the same process that works for me, and only to be ready to go there and perform for the team.”

With PTI inputs