In the last few years, the Indian team has performed brilliantly in all three formats of cricket and has won. Although the Indian team performed very well, in one case, the Indian team is facing disappointment for the last 7 years.

This disappointment is none other than the title of ICC event. The Indian team has been ruling the cricket world in a way for the last several years without any doubt and question. But when it comes to winning the ICC event, Indian team faced defeat. After winning the Champions Trophy in the year 2013, India has not been able to win any ICC Trophy so far. Completed the journey to the finals in the 2014 T20 World Cup, then progressed from the semi-finals in the 2015 ODI World Cup.

After that the journey of India continued in 2016, they lost in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup played in their own country, then the Champions Trophy final in 2017. I lost After which, disappointment took place in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup last year. The Indian team definitely progressed but not so much that it could lift the trophy. So far, Bhuvneshwar Kumar tried to give reasons for failure in ICC Trophy for 7 years. Bhuvi while answering this question stated the reason for the team's misfortune.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar said that 'The last time we won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013. Since then there have been 3-4 ICC tournaments and we made it to the finals or semi-finals 2-3 times. In the 2015 World Cup, we lost to Australia in the semi-finals, in 2019, we fell victim to a bad instalment. Our top-3 batsmen were out early and the team lost the match. This happens very rarely when the opponent has scored less than 250 and Team India loses the match. After this, Bhuvi said that in the 2017 Champions Trophy final, everything changed after Jaspreet Bumrah threw a no-ball. We lost unilaterally. We always lost our luck. You cannot give a reason for the loss of a single match.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar said that after playing with the team of Sunrisers Hyderabad in his career, it was said to be the turning point of his career. To which he said that 'I could put the yorker, but then I forgot it. In Sunrisers Hyderabad, they wanted me to bowl at the beginning and the end of the innings. In 2014, I played 14 matches, during this time I learned to deal with pressure and this was the turning point. I learned new things. Especially learned to deal with pressure in the last over. 'Like MS Dhoni, I try to keep myself from thinking about the outcome and pay attention to small things. This helps in achieving the desired results.

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