How did you feel when the last batsman was dismissed, King Charles III asked Gill and got this answer

King Charles III on Tuesday termed Mohammad Siraj’s dismissal during the meeting with India’s men and women cricket teams in the garden of Clarence House as ‘unfortunate’ but could not live without asking Indian captain Shubman Gill about it. The 76 -year -old Maharaja of Britain discussed with Indian cricketers for a long time.

Gill termed the team’s meeting with him as amazing. Congress Rajya Sabha MP and BCCI Vice President Rajiv Shukla, Secretary Devjit Saikia were present during this period along with Indian High Commissioner Vikram Durajiswami and Deputy High Commissioner Sujit Ghosh.

What did Gill say after meeting?

Gill said after the meeting, “It was amazing.” I think he (King Charles) is very kind and generous. We had a very good conversation with them. ”India lost by 22 runs in the thrilling third Test match of the series at Lord’s ground on Monday. India’s last batsman Mohammad Siraj was a bit unfortunate that Shoaib Bashir’s ball collided with the wicket slowly after taking the edge of his bat and then the gills fell.

Gill said, “He (King Charles) told us that the way our last batsman was dismissed was quite unfortunate, the ball rolled on the wicket. He was just asking us, ‘How did you feel after that?’ And we told them that this was an unfortunate match for us. Hopefully, we will get good support in both the next two matches.

Gill said on this occasion that whenever the Indian team plays in England, he gets tremendous support from the migrants Indian. He said, “I think we are lucky in this matter that we always get good support wherever we go. The same has been here. Although I feel that there were more supporters of England in Lord’s in the first few days, but in the last three days of the match we got very good support from the audience.

People’s interest increased in Test cricket

Gill believes that the quality of cricket in the first three matches has increased people’s interest in Test cricket. The Indian captain said, “I think both teams showed a lot of passion. We played with great pride. We gave our everything mentally and physically. If a Test match lasts till the last session of the fifth day and if you lose it by 20 (22), then Test cricket will definitely be the real winner. ”

What did Harmanpreet Kaur say on meeting King Charles

Indian women’s team captain Harmanpreet Kaur also expressed her team’s enthusiasm about meeting King Charles III. Harmanpreet said, “It was really a very good experience. We have come to England many times before, but this is the first time to meet him. He is very sociable. He asked us about our journey. ”

Amol Mazumdar, the head coach of the women’s team, said, “It was a very good experience to meet King Charles,” Royal House “. We came so far from Southampton but it was really fantastic. The players of our team were very excited about this and we are happy that we are here. ”

The program was organized by British Asian Trust

The event was organized by the British Asian Trust, a philanthropy to deal with poverty, inequality and injustice in South Asia by King Charles III. Hitan Mehta, executive director of the trust, said, “The British Asian Trust started in 2007 with a cricket match between India and Pakistan, which was helped by Charles III (then Prince of Wales). In such a situation, it is going to touch this program in Clarence House today.