World Cup 2023: Celebrating each other's success has become the mantra of Team India's success, the atmosphere in the dressing room is great

Looking at the team composition, sometimes some players do not get a chance in the eleven even after performing better, despite this the players are not competing with each other. Mohammed Siraj has emerged as a better bowler in the white ball game, due to which he is being seen as the second primary fast bowler after Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami has lagged behind in this race.

Despite this, these players are celebrating each other's success. Shami is fully aware of the fact that despite taking five wickets in his first match of the ongoing World Cup, he may have to sit out the next match, but he is unperturbed by this. Shami sat out before the match against New Zealand, which must have been painful for him, but India was getting results.

The team won the Asia Cup, won the series against Australia at home, and is now going unbeaten in the World Cup. Mohammed Shami had recently said, 'As far as unity is concerned, it is always important to support other bowlers as a bowling unit. You will get better results if you enjoy the success of others.

The aim of all of them is to remain positive for an important tournament like the ODI World Cup to be held once in four years. Something similar was seen in batting too when KL Rahul missed a century against Australia, but against Bangladesh, he ensured that Kohli completed his century. After this, against New Zealand, Ravindra Jadeja also gave a strike to Kohli so that he could score another century.

However, in that match, Virat Kohli missed doing so by five runs. All these things show that Indian players stand by each other in every situation and this makes them invincible, fearless, and a strong contender to win the World Cup.