Abhishek Jhunjhunwala

I mean, I used to be fascinated by watching Saurav Ganguly put his bad grip because he used to have a very, very thick grip at the first time.

I mean, he used to put five or six grips, which I never could hold the back.

Yeah, literally that fat.

And then he has this...

habit of cutting a strip into like such small pieces and putting them in different places in the grip where only he could make sense of those things which for everyone else it was weird to hold that grip because it was just up and down it was lumpy it was just weird but for him it works for him it works so you see that with so many players I mean Chris Gale's bat you can't lift Chris Gale's bat

Like Thor's hammer?

It was like Thor's hammer.

Literally, you couldn't lift it.

It was that heavy.

I tried a few times.

I'm like, nah.

No, no chance.

With my muscles, absolutely no chance.

So, you know, all these things you see with so many different players.

It's so interesting, actually.

I'm sure it happens across sports.

Yeah.

Like, that's my corner.

Yeah, absolutely.

And especially if a junior comes in, he's in trouble.