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ODI World Cup: After scoring back-to-back half-centuries against Australia, wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan said he is making the most out of his opportunities after feeling a bit bad on being out of playing eleven during the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup.

Once Shubman Gill recovered from dengue, Kishan was relegated to the sidelines after playing two matches of 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup, where India finished as runners-up. After making a 39-ball 58 in the T20I series opener at Visakhapatnam, Kishan slammed a 32-ball 52 in the second game at Thiruvananthapuram.

“I think it’s all hunger. In the World Cup, we played like a champion side, and I was missing out. I was feeling a bit bad, but you can’t help it. In international cricket, time will come when you are not playing, but you have to stay fresh in the mind and make it count when the time comes. When you get the opportunity, you have to go for it,” said Ishan to broadcasters JioCinema after the match ended.