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Uday Kotak not disappointed with India's Test show, says ups and downs are natural

Kotak Mahindra Bank CEO is an optimist in sports.

By , ET Bureau | Updated:
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The ongoing India-England series may have left many fans disenchanted, given the below-average performance by the Indian side. Not true for one avid fan though. At the recent CEO Roundtable hosted by The Economic Times, Uday Kotak, CEO, Kotak Mahindra Bank, told ETPanache that he has been keenly following the series.

Asked if he was disappointed by team India’s performance, Kotak, whose love for the sport is well known, said, “I think it’s like India goes through its ups and downs. We are no different in cricket.” As in finance, he stays an eternal optimist in sports too.

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The captain of the Indian cricket team uses bats that weigh between 1.1 and 1.23 kg and are made of Grade-A English willow. They have a curved blade, with a thickness ranging from 38 to 42 mm. The bats cost anywhere between Rs 17,000 to Rs 23,000. A bat’s price is determined by the number of grains that are on its surface. Kohli’s bats feature eight to 12 grains.
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The South African cricketer uses Kookaburra’s Kahuna bats, handcrafted from finest English willow for powerful strokes. While Kahuna has a number of variants, standard features include a flat face, high spine and big edges that provide a large hitting area. They weigh around 1.1 to 1.24 kg.
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