cricket

“90% of the revenues come from cricket in India because nobody else is playing cricket.”

“I think the only way to get that five million number to go up is I don't know if people will, I mean, you need to, people will go for fitness reasons, you know, I mean, I think it has to be sport reason. I think, you know, sport has to be promoted in this coun…”

“There's so many players that you know, I've played with who only played cricket all along. And you can see that like the athletic ability is not as much as someone else who's played multiple sports growing up.”

“Of course, I think so. I think so. Your ability to judge What speed the ball is coming at, and your ability to judge how much it will bounce from a certain area, how much it will move which direction, and your hand-eye coordination, and all of that is like, yo…”

“No, no, no. That has no, like, at least in sport. ... Nothing. Zero. Zero. ... You can be all of those things, and if you're scoring, scoring hundreds every game, there's nobody to stop you from being picked, and yeah.”

“At least in cricket, I don't think there's your legacy or where you come from, what your parents did, really matter that much.”

“In extreme cases, we're not going to have robots play cricket. You know, that's boring. We'll let, we'll reserve that just for the humans. Even if the robots could be, you know, way, way better, that's not interesting.”