Yes, you did read that correctly. Indian cricket team all-rounder, Vijay Shankar, who was opened up after India's sensational victory in the history of shortest format of the game, which came against Bangladesh in the final of the Nidahas Trophy on March 18 in Colombo. However, Shankar, who was unable to finish off the match himself, expressed his disappointment and hoped to have performed better at such a crucial moment for his nation.

All-rounder said "I'm still disappointed about the five misses, disappointed that I couldn't finish it in those last two balls having struck a crucial four in the third ball of the last over. At that level you rarely get such a chance in your first knock. If I had hit a six, things would have been different. I was more disappointed with the fact that I had prepared hard for such a situation all along but couldn't deliver,"

Indian cricket team all-rounder, Vijay Shankar, opened up after India's sensational victory against Bangladesh in the final of the Nidahas Trophy on March 18 in Colombo. However, Shankar, who was unable to finish off the match himself, expressed his disappointment and hoped to have performed better at such a crucial moment in the match.

The 27-year-old, Vijay Shankar all-rounder from the Tamil Nadu played a important role in India's success in the Nidahas Trophy. He performed well in all the matches apart from the final and will hope to not let his Nidahas final performance affect him in the future.