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shocked me seeing people still defending her.

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In his beef with fellow influencer Rachit Yadav, Rachit shared a video of him calling a six-year-old girl 'shawty' on his Instagram story.

India has a population of 1.4 billion and a cricket ecosystem that produces thousands of professional players every year. Yet, despite all that, we still haven't found proper replacements for Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah.

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Hardik is a genuine pace-bowling all-rounder who can win matches with both bat and ball in T20s, ODIs, and even Test cricket. Bumrah is a once-in-a-generation fast bowler with a unique action, exceptional control, and the ability to dominate in any condition.

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The question is: why does a country of this size struggle to produce players like them?

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Is it because our coaching system rewards safe, conventional techniques and discourages unconventional talent? Is it because young fast bowlers are overworked and break down before reaching the international level? Or is it simply that some players are statistical outliers who can't be easily replicated no matter how large the talent pool is?

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For years, Indian cricket has searched for the next Hardik Pandya and the next Jasprit Bumrah, but no one has truly filled those shoes. It makes you wonder whether certain players are products of a system or exceptions that appear once in a generation.