‘No regrets’: Vijay Shankar on retirement, 2019 WC heartbreak and the ‘3D player’ tag
Vijay Shankar reflects on his cricket career, expressing no regrets about his retirement. He discusses the heartbreak of the 2019 World Cup and the label of being a '3D player.' Shankar emphasizes his journey and the lessons learned throughout his experiences in the sport.
- ▪Vijay Shankar has no regrets about his retirement from cricket.
- ▪He experienced heartbreak during the 2019 World Cup.
- ▪Shankar is often referred to as a '3D player' due to his all-round abilities.
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Nitesh Dubey is a digital content producer at the Times of India with over two years of experience in sports journalism. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Before joining TOI Online Sports Desk in March 2026, he was part of India News and Zee News. He has covered major sporting events, including ICC tournaments, IPL, Olympics and Tennis tournaments showcasing his passion for cricket and other sports.Read More
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