On Thursday, veteran Kapil Dev expressed deep grief over the death of 11 people during the IPL Victory Parade of Royal Challengers Bangalore and said that life is more important than celebrations. He advised to take proper precautions during such incidents in future. On Wednesday, about two and a half million people gathered near M. Chinnaswamy Stadium to get a glimpse of their favorite players, but during this time 11 people died and many others were injured in the chaos.

Kapil Dev told the news agency PTI at an event, “I was very sad from this incident. We should learn from each other. Next time when such (victory procession), people should take more care.

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What did Kapil Dev say

He said, “The mistake should not be so big that you are enjoying and someone’s life is lost. If a team wins in future, celebrate it with restraint. Life is more important than celebrations. Understand it in this way.” Kapil hoped that India would win the five -match Test series on the upcoming England tour.

What did you say on the test series

He said, “The team is good. Cricket team is a game and if they play like a team, you will have good results. Whether Shubman Gill or Jasprit Bumrah … It is not a matter of any one player, it is more important to play like a team. He best wishes and hope to return victorious.”

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Kapil said, “I think cricket can only be played for a certain age, such as tennis or football cannot play at the age of 50-60 years. But when I started playing golf, I felt that it is no limit of age and can play as long as you want. As a player it is fantastic that you keep playing something.”