<p>However, the Hyderabad left-arm spinner hoped for better fortunes in the near future. <br />“I was disappointed, but all I can do is keep bowling well and hopefully I will get picked in the future,” said the Deccan Chargers player. <br /><br />Asked about how he felt winning the purple cap, Ojha said, “It’s a great feeling. Among so many great bowlers like Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble, I’ve won and it feels great,” said Ojha, in the City for a private function. <br /><br />Just like Ojha, Kohli too missed the bus to Windies despite scoring tons of runs in one-dayers and for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL. The Delhi lad hoped his performance was enough to retain his place in the RCB for IPL IV. <br /><br />“I’ve had a great three years with RCB and I will be playing the Champions League with them (in South Africa). <br /><br />“So, hopefully it will go my way but you can never say with the auction coming up. It all depends on the auction.” <br /><br />Kohli also felt that his hard work and dedication to the game had helped him in his successes over the past year. <br /><br />“What is most important in the game of cricket is that you need to learn from your mistakes and I’ve been working really hard over the past 2-3 years and I’m glad that it’s slowly starting to pay off.” <br /><br />“Of course, I was disappointed at missing out on the World T20, but there are a few one-dayers coming up and I am going to concentrate and put my full effort into them,” he added. <br /><br />Paceman S Sreesanth, who had last played for India in the Test series against South Africa, said he has a lot of work to do to making his comeback, especially in the T20 version. <br /><br />“I know I’ve been struggling in T20 of late and I’m working to get more control and maybe I’ll take a leaf out of Pragyan,” Sreesanth said.</p>
<p>However, the Hyderabad left-arm spinner hoped for better fortunes in the near future. <br />“I was disappointed, but all I can do is keep bowling well and hopefully I will get picked in the future,” said the Deccan Chargers player. <br /><br />Asked about how he felt winning the purple cap, Ojha said, “It’s a great feeling. Among so many great bowlers like Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble, I’ve won and it feels great,” said Ojha, in the City for a private function. <br /><br />Just like Ojha, Kohli too missed the bus to Windies despite scoring tons of runs in one-dayers and for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL. The Delhi lad hoped his performance was enough to retain his place in the RCB for IPL IV. <br /><br />“I’ve had a great three years with RCB and I will be playing the Champions League with them (in South Africa). <br /><br />“So, hopefully it will go my way but you can never say with the auction coming up. It all depends on the auction.” <br /><br />Kohli also felt that his hard work and dedication to the game had helped him in his successes over the past year. <br /><br />“What is most important in the game of cricket is that you need to learn from your mistakes and I’ve been working really hard over the past 2-3 years and I’m glad that it’s slowly starting to pay off.” <br /><br />“Of course, I was disappointed at missing out on the World T20, but there are a few one-dayers coming up and I am going to concentrate and put my full effort into them,” he added. <br /><br />Paceman S Sreesanth, who had last played for India in the Test series against South Africa, said he has a lot of work to do to making his comeback, especially in the T20 version. <br /><br />“I know I’ve been struggling in T20 of late and I’m working to get more control and maybe I’ll take a leaf out of Pragyan,” Sreesanth said.</p>
