Shikhar Dhawan has said that his autobiography, The One, covers not just his centuries and trophies but also the unseen parts of his life.
Dhawan recently announced his autobiography, The One, with a personal Instagram reel that has gone viral.
Known for his batting and spirit, Dhawan is now ready to share his story beyond the pitch.
Dhawan told ANI that his book has favourite memories, unseen moments, times when he doubted himself, got injured and went through tough times. It’s about what helped him get to where he is today.
The One will take you through Dhawan’s life from his childhood in Delhi to becoming an Indian opener. It will cover his cricketing achievements, battles with self doubt, injuries and personal growth.
The One looks at Dhawan’s career, personal problems, leadership and struggles. It’s about dreaming, failing, learning and getting back up.
Dhawan has retired from Indian cricket. He announced his retirement on Instagram. Known for scoring runs, Dhawan was India’s mainstay in ODIs.
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In 167 ODI matches, he scored 6,793 runs at an average of 44.1, with 17 centuries and 39 fifties. In Test cricket, Dhawan scored 2,315 runs in 34 matches at an average of 40.6, with 7 centuries and 5 half-centuries.
In T20Is, Dhawan played 68 times, scoring 1,759 runs at an average of 27.9, with 11 fifties. In domestic cricket, he played 122 First-Class matches, with 8,499 runs at an average of 44.26, 25 centuries and 29 fifties.
