‘Just Express Yourself’: Kapil Dev’s Words of Motivation for Paris Olympics-Bound Diksha Dagar

With the Olympics in Paris rapidly approaching, all of the competing competitors have been working extremely hard to win the gold at one of the biggest sporting events. This year, a talented team of athletes has been named for the highly anticipated Paris Games. The games have been highly anticipated. Diksha Dagar, an Indian golfer who has been showing promise and maybe a medal contender in the forthcoming Paris Games, is one of the nation's greatest hopes. Before the Indian team leaves for the highly anticipated Olympics in Paris, Kapil Dev gives Dagar some words of wisdom.

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PGTI President Kapil Dev offers a message to Paris-Bound India golfer Diksha Dagar 

As the Indian contingent gradually departs for the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Professional Golf Tour of India President and 1983 World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev sent out a message for Diksha Dagar, who is a part of the golf group in the Paris-Bound players' list. The PGTI President advised her to move forward in the competition and properly express herself.   

"I only want to say one thing to Diksha [Dagar], don't take pressure. Go and express yourself. We are the people who put pressure on bringing the gold. Just go and express yourself, that is my word to her...

"If someone is playing better than you, it is fine. If you just express yourself, that is good enough... Let's not put pressure on her. We just want to support her, whether she wins or not, we like to support her. That is the most important," Kapil Dev said as quoted by ANI.

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Diksha Dagar is one of India's supreme female golf stars and will represent the country of India in the Paris Olympics. Apart from her, Aditi Ashok, Gaganjeet Bhullar, and Shubhankar Sharma are the other Olympians who will be in Paris, France for the historic multi-sport event.