Shikhar Dhawan, the veteran India opener, is embracing a phase of transition in his cricketing career. With a successful journey that includes scoring a century in his Test debut and reaching milestones in his ODI career, Dhawan has been a prominent figure in Indian cricket. However, at 38 years old, he acknowledges that his time on the international stage may be coming to an end.
Having last played for India in December 2022, Dhawan has been focusing on his performances in the Indian Premier League. Despite a shoulder injury sidelining him for most of the recent season, Dhawan remains a key player for Punjab Kings. As speculation mounts about his future in the sport, Dhawan reflects on the inevitable reality of aging in professional sports.
In a recent interview, Dhawan shared his thoughts on the transition he is going through, acknowledging the age limit that comes with sporting careers. He remains calm and composed, understanding that his time as a player may be limited. Despite his injury setback, Dhawan has found a new avenue to explore with the launch of his chat show ‘Dhawan Karenge’ on JioCinema.
As he ventures into hosting, Dhawan admits to feeling nervous but excited about this new chapter in his life. With a successful IPL career behind him, Dhawan’s fans eagerly await his return to the field while also enjoying his new venture off the pitch. As he navigates this transition, Dhawan’s journey continues to inspire fans and fellow cricketers alike.