00:00 that we are getting a chance to talk to Kapil bhaji.
00:02 And in today's time, we talk about mental toughness.
00:06 It all started with him.
00:07 In 1983, the world used to laugh when he used to go and tell someone that we have come to win.
00:12 So where did that mental toughness come from?
00:14 And how did he think that he would go there and defeat him in his own country, in his own game, and win the World Cup?
00:22 First question for you.
00:24 It was not like that,
00:26 your mental toughness is basically that you have gone to play to win.
00:33 And it is said that before you fight in the field, if you think the other person is more powerful, then you have lost.
00:41 You can lose, you can win, but the thought process is very important.
00:46 That was our thing.
00:47 That we have come to win, we have lost in that too.
00:50 It is not like we have not lost.
00:52 But if your thought process is clear, then everything comes.
00:58 Najeeb, I have a question to ask from your panel too.
01:03 Maybe Mohin can answer this.
01:06 A tag has always been with the Pakistan team.
01:08 And that is a very mercurial team, a very unpredictable team.
01:12 It can do anything at any time.
01:13 Does this tag look good or bad?
01:16 Because what happens in this is that sometimes you succeed in winning the game you lost.
01:19 Sometimes you lose the game you won.
01:22 Mohin, the question is about what is called unpredictable.
01:26 When we used to play, I have seen that Pakistan is also associated with the team.
01:32 The team we play with, we start playing like that.
01:36 It happens often, but at times it also happens that in very tough matches,
01:42 we have lost one-sided matches, we have won too.
01:45 We have won matches with many such teams that have lost.
01:50 That is why Pakistan is always called unpredictable.
01:52 Of course, it doesn't sound good to hear.
01:54 The approach of any professional player should be that they have to be very consistent as a team.
02:00 And we understand this consistency.
02:03 Our team was in the 90s, which is why I think that the consistency in thought,
02:09 at least on the ground, if it was not visible,
02:12 but in the back of the mind, as Kapil Bhat said, there is a determination.
02:16 You are playing to win.
02:18 So, the Pakistan team benefited a lot from that at that time, in that era.
02:22 But unfortunately, it is still going on that the Pakistan team is unpredictable.
02:27 Preeti, you tried to twist this with a lot of mischief.
02:32 I would like to ask the questions of Azruddin Bhai, our former captain of India,
02:37 that this tag of Pakistan, whether it is worried for Pakistan or happiness,
02:43 tell us, what is the fear for India that they can do anything?
02:48 Don't think that the matches that are coming, what we were in that match,
02:52 but they are coming, they can do anything.
02:54 So, is this fear with India?
02:56 Before answering him, I would like to say that he said very well that his team is like that in the world,
03:04 it is unpredictable. There is no lack of talent in Pakistan.
03:09 We used to feel a lack from outside that how to keep them.
03:14 Because these naughty kids are very fast and it is very difficult to control them.
03:21 So, there was never a lack of talent in their team.
03:24 They just needed a person who could catch them and feed them together.
03:30 Because they have strong headed players. So, I felt good that he said it himself that they are brilliant,
03:38 but as a unit, very rarely we see that they play like a team.
03:43 But there was never a lack of individual talent in Pakistan.
03:48 Azhar, I had asked you a question,
03:50 that is India afraid that Pakistan is so unpredictable, that it may do something?
03:56 Definitely, we are afraid of unpredictability,
04:01 but as far as I think, India's team is very good.
04:05 Because they have become the number one team in all three formats.
04:09 So, as far as I think, there is no doubt that Pakistan has outstanding players.
04:14 Like brother said, they are very talented players and very strong headed players.
04:17 Everyone thinks that I am better than you or he is better than me.
04:22 So, sometimes it can be difficult.
04:26 But, as far as unpredictability is concerned,
04:29 it is not good to be unpredictable,
04:33 but it is different.
04:35 I think India's team will not be afraid of anyone.
04:39 They will do what they have to do on the field.
04:42 But, Pakistan's team has played very well for the last 3-4 years.
04:46 We should give them credit.
04:47 But, I think India's team is a little ahead of Pakistan's team.
04:52 We are talking about teams.
04:55 We talked about Kapilbhai's team,
04:56 we talked about Pakistan's team,
04:58 we are talking about 83's team.
05:00 So, I want to ask, which is the best team of the World Cup?
05:05 Kapilbhai, if I can ask this question to the Pakistan's panel,
05:10 which is the best team of the World Cup, in your opinion?
05:17 All time?
05:19 All time, World Cup.
05:19 I didn't even start cricket, so there is no point in saying that.
05:23 But, I don't think any team,
05:26 or the West Indies team, 75's team,
05:32 can be matched.
05:33 Yes, Australia, you can always say that
05:37 the Australian team has always been consistent.
05:40 Whether they win or not,
05:42 but they have always been consistent.
05:45 But, I will still say that a team like West Indies,
05:49 is not there, it is sad, it is bad,
05:52 that the two World Cups,
05:55 79 and 75,
05:57 such players are very rare.
06:01 Basit bhai, which is the team,
06:04 all time, which you think is the best team of the World Cup?
06:07 No doubt, the way Kapilbhai said about West Indies,
06:10 that team was a very good team,
06:13 but I feel that the team of Pakistan,
06:15 the team of 1999,
06:17 I haven't seen a better team than that.
06:19 There was everything in that,
06:21 batsmen, bowlers, all-rounders,
06:24 unfortunately we lost the final,
06:26 but in my opinion, there was no team better than 1999.
06:29 Okay, Kamran, you?
06:30 I want to ask a question to Azhar bhai,
06:34 when the form of batsmen doesn't come,
06:37 you talked about mental toughness,
06:38 Kapilbhai described it very well,
06:41 Azhar bhai's form was also not good,
06:43 he went to South Africa and did 100 in a test match,
06:46 what did he think and bring back his form,
06:49 did he work mentally,
06:51 did he talk, did he work on technique,
06:54 like our Fakhar's form is not good,
06:56 what should he do?
06:57 there are very few chances to talk to such batsmen.
07:01 No doubt, they are very good batsmen,
07:03 they have done very good runs,
07:06 but their grip, I feel,
07:08 their grip is not that firm,
07:10 if you ever see them batting,
07:12 I feel they can get out anytime,
07:14 because their batting grip is not firm,
07:16 because the bat comes out of their hands,
07:18 so I think they have to do it right,
07:20 if they firm their bat grip,
07:22 they can make big runs,
07:24 I think I tried my best,
07:26 but sometimes I used to wait for the fluke to become 100,
07:28 so I used to wait for that.
07:30 But sometimes, I would score 100 in a fluke.
07:32 So I would wait for that.
