Robin Uthappa: Cricketer's Minds & Lifestyle, Training, Early Days, Commentary& IPL Stories | TRS

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[@sadatazad6230]

It is a humble request I am not sure if you'll get this or not but could you please bring rob from mad on one of your podcasts. I'll be utterly great full

[@hatemeplez]

He says there are three sides..Rohit, hardik and MI Franchise. Let me analyse them according to my small cricketing and ethical reasoning. 1) Hardik was not retained by Franchise. He moves out and gets success in GT. What does he do then? He says he will like to be the captain of a team like CSK which doesn't have superstars rather then a team like MI which is full of Superstar. (Some sour grapes there) 2) Rohit before he was captain there were many legends including Sachin, Ponting who cud never win MI any cup. Rohit wins them 5. Then sticks his neck out and for MI franchise he replies to Hardik by saying yes its a team of superstars but they groove them. When Hardik n Bumrah were spotted by MI, there were not superstars then. 3) MI Franchise - Like a corporate company they don't believe loyalty and goodwill. Rohit has few bad season and they decide someone else needs to be captain. Uptil here its fine. But whats there next move? They bring Hardik who bad mouthed them. And without taking Rohit, Bumrah and Surya into confidence they bring Hardik and make him there captain.

[@KunalOkah]

Ipl toh scripted hai u not revealing we know how match come close... Ipl scripted

[@bishalgurung9637]

😊😊

[@VasantSangeet]

What's the reason for swapping places and also moving lioness Sarabi?

[@yashkhaitan6203]

Hit Like, if you want DK on TRS. After IPL, please get DINESH KARTHIK on TRS. Ask him about his comback to india team. Ask him about his great commentry skill. Try to get him on the show.

[@aryanbparida5998]

For real

[@aryanbparida5998]

From cricketer to commentator to again cricketer ❤

[@ashikasingh2053]

Hell yeah

[@gecstudents]

Of-❤❤course

[@bobsinhav]

Kuwait product!

[@SoumikPaul040]

He is so articulate. Explained each and every topic in so much detail and clarity. Never heard a more articulate cricket commentor. Loved the whole podcast

[@paritosh944]

Exactly !

[@AJ-np5yk]

Agree

[@kaustavtainwala7758]

One of the best episodes I’ve seen. 1. Amazing guest 2. Interesting stories 3. Great insights 4. Fab communication 5. Less of Ranveer and more of Robin 😂

[@alankarvijay3828]

Yes bro agree point 5, and that's why this has extended over a couple of hours.. Amazing anyways... Simply loved it

[@khavinc9147]

I agree💯💯💯. I really want this video or shorts of it to spread a lot than useless trends😁

[@lawrencekerketta0901]

Well said❤

[@sibanpanda7400]

Yes man... A Great Episode after a looong time. ... Less of Ranveer more of Robin 😂

[@sai.rohithh]

"It's an individual sport played in a team environment" Such a well compiled statement!! 😊

[@negii24]

Individual sport hota to fielding important nhi hota

[@therout6311]

Robin uthappa fan since 2006🎉..The walking shot 🔥🔥

[@TheLegalYatraGlobal]

No he was called a walking assassin

[@shaileshk603]

❤

[@VikRaw-r9y]

Left hand math Hayden n right hand uthappa. Epic walk down the ground!!!

[@harshtur]

I really copied his walking shot in my office premiere league and scored a lot of runs

[@jojsc1981]

The Walking Assasin 🔥🔥🔥

[@apoorvpurohit9182]

I think one cricketer that all sides would agree on to be one of the greats who wasn’t appreciated enough by selectors is Robin Uthappa. He got love from all cricket lovers whenever he played because of the way he played. Absolute legend!

[@sihfbns]

Our Kodava Kannada Pride - Robin Utthappa

[@Bhairava84]

Especially with Gambhir for kkr

[@giribabuakunuri4867]

True legend....with big heart thrive to learn everyday and great team man n dear friend to many players....huge respect ❤

[@ashraypatil03]

I am Big Fan of Robin Uttappa.. I still Remember the news of His Selection to Indian Team over Kannada News Channel (etv News) as " Kodagina Kali ". And his Debut as Opener 86 Runs With Rahul Dravid and that silly mistake to Runout🥺. I loved this conversation, one thing is missing about his iconic "Walking Shot". ❤❤

[@aseemshetty6975]

This shot gave him the nickname as a 'Walking Assasin"

[@rssixteen1639]

Kodagina Kali 🐯

[@gulshansingh4539]

Vote For Dinesh Kartik in TRS

[@abhijeet482]

I second that. And Ranveer plz do something with the volume in your intro music at the start. It gets to my ears every single time. Just lower the volume of that part while editing. Rest of the part is absolutely fine at that volume.

[@akshitsingal4140]

As a RCB fan I immediately related with Robin sir when he said that I would beg Yuzi to come back to RCB. Apart from this thanks Ranvir for bringing out him on the podcast as I remember watching him play for India and ipl and as a commentator but never knew this side of him

[@nostalgiaplex]

I have never seen or heard a podcast for more than 10 minutes, but today I watched the entire 2-hour and 10-minute show and wanted to hear more from Robin. I have learned some precious life lessons today and valuable leadership skills. Thank you for this episode.

[@Amazonforest11]

Started this podcast with a mindset that I will watch it for 10-15 minutes. Completed it from start to end and it felt like 30 minutes. So engaging and involving. Apart from being an cricketer he is an intellectually enlightened human being.

[@TheEndofK]

Same here. I'm not a fan of this podcast in general, but this was a great episode.

[@jayeshtaneja9260]

Me too

[@manishbatchu1288]

Same here bro

[@shubhamkshatriya7467]

This is trance state btw!

[@abhiramk8327]

Used to Watch Robin Uthappa scoring runs in ranaji matches in Gangothri Glades in Mysore, used to bunk classes just to see him bat. Still remember that struggle to get one autograph from Robin during those days. Thank you for the wonderful podcast..

[@samr6671]

That was an incredible conversation. Robin Uthappa was one of my favorite cricketers. But this conversation left me super impressed with his thinking, intelligence and ability to articulate. I learnt a few things today.

[@kiranr9188]

So much maturity, knowledge, experience at one place! One of the greatest conversations that held me onto for 2+ hours straight. This guy deserved much more in the history of Indian cricket

[@vaidehij1]

As a hardcore Cricket worshipper, I totally resonate with Robin!!! Love his love for cricket! What a brilliant story teller and orator he is. Loved his game, love this podcast! ❤❤❤

[@PoojaMishra-ny6vs]

The way he walked for fast bowler like Johnson ib T20 world cup I just love that....what a batsman

[@DrSakthisHormoneDiaries]

What a brilliant interview. Never seen a cricketer bare his soul as much as Robin. Great thoughts and beautiful vocabulary. His podcast show would be one I'd look forward to. Enjoyed every bit. Heard it over a week but made sure I completed it. Was soul satisfying.

[@atrimroychowdhury5234]

ROBIN TALKING ABOUT GAUTI IS THE CHERRY ON THE TOPPP FOR MEE BECAUSE MANY PEOPLE DONT KNOWW ABOUT HIMMM AND THEY NEED TO KNOWWW , ROBIN HAVING BEEN A PART OF KKR IS ONE OF THE OGS TO DESCRIBEE THATT❤❤❤❤

[@dhruvshah702]

HE EXPLAINED THE WHOLE HARDIK ROHIT MI SITUATION IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE! GEM OF A GUYY!

[@aniruddhroopesh]

This got to be the best podcast in years!! Robbie deserves a lot more love n recognition than what he gets. Fantastic cricketer and an even more fantastic person to listen to! Thanks a lot Ranveer for getting him on the show. He deserves to be on the show every year as you said! More love to the both of you🤗♥️

[@saurabhsalimkumar364]

2:50 AM. And I can't stop watching this episode. Robin, wow! ♥️

[@pallavi0]

loved every bit of this podcast..Robin sir spoke with such rawness, honest experience and truth just from his heart...it is beautiful.. especially the part at 1:28:00 speaking about the MI, Hardik and Rohit issue...the way he spoke about the perceptions and individual point of views...I hope all of us as cricket fans and humans understand that sooner.

[@enroutewithTAGE]

He was wrong with his points. He had no counter arguments which is why he looks correct. Listen to parthiv patel he clearly stated rohit saved bumrah and hardik from getting axed from mumbai management and stood by them and they bloomed because of the backing. If rohit tomorrow asks for captaincy from dhoni i would question rohit as well because dhoni is the person who backed rohit because of which rohit became what he is. Hardik should have atleast had some respect for rohit. And hardik even had a sore mindset about mumbai indians when he was in gujarat as he said mumbai picks superstars whereas csk picks youngsters and makes them superstars. U can count how many indian debutants are from mumbai vs chennai.

[@chandrapeddiraju9918]

I just remembered the quote “once the rain is over an umbrella becomes a burden to everyone, that’s how loyalty ends when benefits stop”.

[@liferunsonwheels7752]

Robin's talking is so much pure... It's phenomenal to watch him talking.....

[@NarkarBros]

Robin is such a great narrator. Never thought cricketers can be so elaborate.

[@joedas7648]

Robin Uthappa he is an icon ❤️ He was one of the key conspirators in India's T20 WC win campaign. Short career but an outstanding career 👍❤️

[@aiyer917]

Short career how? Was good even in IPL 2022

[@CricketCarnivalrahulmallik]

​@@aiyer917short meant international career

[@binzy24]

What a great episode… The way he explained the whole situation at Mumbai Indians was so perfect!

[@nippun9v]

Robin is correct 💯 what is said.. man this Guy is very articulate and eloquent speaker.. To me, hardick Pandya is not Capitan .. He is a good player and contributed the best. Rohit deserves respect for what he contributed..

[@nidarshanaganesan1942]

Thank you for taking about mental health so openly! Especially on a podcast that will be watched by so many people with diverse opinions!! As a psychology student, this makes me so happy! Manifesting this here, definitely will have conversations with sportspersons about mental health once I am a doctor!! Too good :)))

[@sudhanshusingh7690]

One of the best podcast.... Robin Uthappa is very good and clear in his mind about the message he wants to convey.... I really loved his batting and this podcast. It made me reflect on my perception about various things about life in general and life of a cricketer... 🙏🏾👌🏾🙂

[@shivapanchaksharishiremath8334]

Bro Robin Uthappa I'm from Karnataka i love you to the core, the way u expressed ur thoughts n d tbings u hone through is path for upcoming generations lovw u bro no matter what u r our beloved ರಾಬಿನ್ ಉತ್ತಪ್ಪ 🎉wish u a great health and happiness rest of ur Life 🎉love you brother ❤

[@ADITYAAGRAWAL-j2z]

Vote for bhuvneshwar kumar in TRS❤❤

[@thomsonjoshua4267]

Always followed Robin from his young days, one of my favorites. A true champ both on and off the field . Good conversation 👍🏻

[@adnansait7143]

Fan since your u-19 days U started the attitude walk and style of batting differently

[@moneesharamani8913]

Such an incredible conversation. New found respect for a person/cricketer I did not know anything about. He’s so wise and well spoken. Came away with a lot of learning and empathy.

[@AnchorYash]

The podcast looks brilliant the moment Robin starts speaking and you start to fast forward or play at 2x speed the moment Ranveer speaks

[@HarshKatariya-x9u]

Man, this Podcast was really heart touching, the way he explains the whole scenario is tremendous to watch.

[@bhaktikriya7894]

i still remember the days when I used to hear.. Uthappa and Dhoni finished another Match for India. It was a gem to see them bat together'.

[@Sanibyo]

What a podcast. Robin has inherited everything Bangalore has to offer. Deep passion, inbuilt curiosity, unhappy with the status quo and extremely passionate.

[@juggernaut10]

Robin uthappa.. Hitting good length ball on the up walking down the crease... Trademark ❤

[@balajirtk]

mind blowing episode. I knew Robin was articulate, but never knew he is such an amazing person. very clear thoughts and loved each minute of this podcast. very gutsy to speak about Mental Health. Kudos to you for amazing episode.

[@gautamgo007]

Uthappa deserves Dosaas for giving memories by Stepping Out and Hitting Shots ❤

[@rashmigowda952]

What a conversation!!!! Blown away...love you Robin...i wish my son gets a person like Robin as his coach..or even better, the man himself as his coach...it's a dream!!!!

[@sharvarijadhav1846]

I think Rohit has this subtle charm about him that made people and teammates love him.Also, when Rohit got captaincy ,Ricky ponting had willingly given it up and no one from other team was brought into the team to be the captain.Waiting one more year would have been good as they could have given him proper sendoff. I agree w/ Rohit's perspective but feel that Hardik had a chance to build his own legacy at GT when everything was going great there. We all know some csk players and also Virat Kohli denied MI's offer as they loved their franchise and were loyal to them. Despite everything no player deserves hate.But ict fans troll MSD, Virat and Rohit so can't say I'm surprised.Unfortunate reality of Indian cricket fans 😕

[@sharvarijadhav1846]

Also poor communication from management towards the fans...they felt betrayed.Ipl is huge only bcoz of fans.CSK management is best as they value their fans

[@utkarshsharma6434]

Yeah bro we has indians sometimes tend to Sway with the emotions and the narrative and this shouldn't happen

[@bagifaction]

What an eloquent speaker. Ranveer is gifted in bringing such deep sides of people.

[@akshayiyer4309]

Wow! Simply wow, this is some amazing clarity of thought and incredible articulation ability! Thankful that I clicked on this video

[@saviofranklin7903]

The clarity in expression, communication skills, dedication to the game, Dear Robin you are a beautiful person and a cricketer. Loved our victory in 2007, IPL with CSK. Love you brother from Kerala ❤

[@anshuman_ark]

One of the best cricket podcast so far. Huge respect for Robin

[@abhinavgovind9626]

An absolute intelligent and mindful person yet so calm and composed... Need more of your thoughts Robbie, and at last thanks for entertaining us with your presence on the field 'Mr. Walking Assassin' 💙

[@Mercy_Sandy11]

What a great interview this was. He was my childhood hero grew up watching him and man Robbie spits some harsh truth here 😮

[@arghyapratimghosh5148]

2 hrs is really not enough, such an amazing conversation, truly hilarious, being a KKR fan comming to know about robin is such a dream come true, and what an increadable person he is, as a person I love him more from the core of my heart, he is so real and possitive minded, and just by listning to him my mind just got releaved, he had such a good and calming and inspiring and godly aura. Love u Roby bhai, I really really want to see u again in the show❤❤

[@rajatagarwal6108]

2007 team was coming of the age , chak de india title song , that energy, ecstasy and the idea of IPL born. Bollywood with cricket cocktail.

[@revanthrev23]

What a sensational episode! Such a great pov. Thank you Robin Uthappa, for such a wonderful conversation.

[@cricketmaniacs3541]

This is a piece of gold! Worth every minute 🙌

[@murali7815]

Excellent conversation. Very well articulated.

[@rishiraaj.580]

Robin Uthappa Played Less For India. He Deserved More. Suddenly He Was Dropped And Never Returned Again In Squad. 😕

[@a_n_n_i_i_]

I loved the whole podcast. He spoke his heart out. Didn't blame anyone for his career lows. He didn't even claim for his success. He knows where he comes from and he respect it. Kaash he would've had much longer career for India.

[@Akkiswamy]

Whatt a podcast. Great conversation ,we demand 🫴 this guy is series worthy on cricket 🏏, Certainly Kannadiga genes ❤ 😊

[@subhashchowdarykalapala4995]

2007 Ind vs Eng, I still remember Robin winning the match for us. He walks down the pitch to hit fast bowlers. They call him "The walking assassin" You will be remembered, Robin Uthhappa. Great podcast!

[@arpitkamboj6323]

• One of the best podcast • loved the way he communicates • got to know more about him Love from KKR 💜 for our forever Knight Robi 🫶

[@MaanasaBhat]

I really loved this podcast. I was a kid when Robin sir was playing for Indian cricket. After listening to him, I wish I could have witnessed the wonders of this great cricketer's time. And I would love to read his book if he writes one. 💛

[@rajatagarwal6108]

Gambhir Sehwag Dravid Tendulkar Ganguly Laxman Msd This line up devoured faboulous cricket carriers . The actual untold stories .

[@commentorno1217]

Yuvi too

[@krishkanand]

Wow that was some Episode!! I mean it had a bit for everyone. A parent, a kid, a young cricketer, professional all of them. What a man! Thank you for bringing this episode out Ranveer.

[@hideandsneeg]

He explained the whole MI, Rohit and Hardik situation in by far the most accurately and smartly articulated manner. He did not want to strike a controversy or make it sensational but to enlighten the viewers and fans about the true essence and complex reality of the scenario.

[@vishnu7363]

Diplomatic ans.

[@murshadrob439]

Probably the most articulate and engaging cricketer I've ever heard speak. What a cool guy Robin is!

[@divyanshu00115]

27:38 Uthappa was actually the 12th highest run getter in IPL 2012 with 405 runs in 16 innings!! 37:10 In 2013 IPL as well he was the 12th highest run scorer with 434 runs in 16 innings!!! BTW great podcast....... Great Player but even better human being!! A true gentleman ❤

[@drprathamprakash1408]

I think in those days if you make 400+ runs it was considered a successful season..

[@HumanBeing-oy5xk]

@@drprathamprakash1408 yaa dude, In those days even 170, 180 use to be a very challenging total for teams to chase it.

[@kennethwilliam283]

He’s actually spot on, he played t20 style cricket even before it was a thing , if I remember right he probably held the record for the fastest 50/100 at the school level and effortlessly hit the ball into the parking lot ..he probably had the skills to be at another level but got cut short by a myriad of factors beyond his control. Needless to say he’s a proud Josephite and that shows with his Awareness and Social skills . He’s got so much more to offer besides commentary and could be a great mentor , would love to see him as a coach for the under 19’s in the future.

[@Pa1only]

Wonderful orator and never thought I would complete this episode before starting the episode but trust me it was so engaging and informative not just from cricketing point of view but also managed to cover in wide spectrum of life ❤ and this made me to listen to it in one go.

[@harshit7729]

Mind blowing, what a man he's Robin uthappa 🙏🏻

[@irwingarcia398]

Why waste time trading yourself and taking risks when you can use copy trading with Eledator?

[@redfox61]

Robin Uthappa you will be a brilliant life coach dude!! You're awesome...I can listen to you talking about cricket for hours!

[@syedfarooq8]

Such a selfless person. Best podcast ❤

[@19sreeni]

This podcast was from the heart! This is mad. Kudos to the Beerbiceps team!

[@akshaymate954]

Greatest Indian Fast Bowling All-Rounders including their FC records: 1. Kapil Dev 2. Amar Singh 3. Hardik Pandya 4. Irfan Pathan 5. Vijay Hazare 6. Madan Lal 7. Atit Sheth 8. Nazir Ali 9. Mohinder Amarnath 10. Rishi Dhawan

[@MegaShresth]

What about Jadeja.

[@vihandhutia7409]

one of THE BEST PODCAST IN TRS HISTORY Robbie sir is a treasure full of knowledge the episode was soooo engaging i learnt a lot thx ranveer for bringing him hoping for part 2

[@Abhi_1996]

Robbie’s days in KKR is unforgettable. ❤

[@indraneeldamle5799]

He really should write a book! Expresses himself so well!

[@shrirama_sevak]

Eoin Morgan Podcast Please! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@antikchatterjeevlogs]

What a gentleman…so pure hearted ❤️ Portraying each and everything with a logic .

[@raandomvlogs]

Am I the only one who heard “Ben Stokes” at 38:13

[@DevLisIn]

Wow - people think about unlearning and relearning, Robin did it twice - hats off. This is such an important thing in today’s world.

[@Asmit004]

robin and Gautam in kkr💜💜💜🥺

[@soumsgaming238]

2014 season💜💛🏏🏏

[@prateevchoudhury2344]

Robin's empathy level is really on different level.. Thanks Ranveer for bringing him. Just loved it

[@rht_singhal]

My favourite player all time ❤

[@vinayakpr4642]

Great insights....as an Army officer & a cricketer for life, it was absolutely relatable & enthralling. One of the most honest & forthright conversations. Should do a triple podcast with Robbie, Gauti & MS. Happy Landings TRS.

[@Unknown-birds..]

He is Like DK. Could be a great commentator...

[@Rogers9089]

Man i thought you are just an elegant batter, but you are a wonderful orator too… such a nice interview.. you should write a book ✌️

[@kartavayachhetri7576]

Love these cricketers and sportsperson. Thank you ranveer❤

[@Ashwamedh_j]

What an absolute blast of a cricketer!!! What an amazing podcast... Cheers to the team for bringing up such awesome episode. Really enjoyed this one❤

[@jobinjacobgeorge391]

I listen to a lot of your stuff Ranveer. But this chat is the most real indian cricket chat on the internet ever! Robin Uthappa, you legend, thank you so much for the transparency and breaking down all walls of diplomacy! Thank you so much for this! Won't be surprised if you get calls to take this video down too because this is away from the narrative that indian cricket has shown! But this is a priceless 2h conversation! Especially the Hardik, Rohit situation was so brilliantly analysed. As Harsha said, the SKY, Bumrah perception who are the best in the world today with bat and ball respectively and also leaders themselves who might've had eyes on an MI captaincy is maybe something Robin skipped. But overall, as 90s boys and cricket fans- this conversation and more conversations such as this strengthens the relationship with indian cricket as fans! Bring Robin Uthappa back for more or let's convince him to write that long book! It'd be the most celebrated book in Indian cricket history!

[@adityaburra4897]

What an amazing podcast !! Thank You Ranveer and Robin. Champion, humble, witty, intuitive, life lessons, how one self should carry.. common man, blockbuster podcast.

[@manugowda6945]

The walking assassin- robin 🔥 Uthappa

[@akshat9090]

This was so valuable. What a mind Robbie is! As a KKR fan loved having him by us! Respect 🫡💜

[@siddhantbose7085]

Ranveer sir…. Such a nostalgia podcast ❤

[@beerbiceps]

Enjoy 😊

[@AnilKumarAnilRecruiter]

Clearly the best podcast!! Loved it.

[@Sameersingh0777]

Brother please release the podcast of Rajarshi Nandy sir please

[@niladrimodak1887]

He would eventually, when the views would fall..

[@kartramasamy]

Robin started walking in pitch during his formative years.. here he provides solutions to range of problems in cricket today. ...very important conversation of the time.

[@PavanPareek1920]

Ranveer bring MS in your show. Guys who want this to happen like this comment as it will give Ranveer a clear picture of his audience demand

[@beerbiceps]

Hopefully soon 🤞🏻

[@krs9043]

One of the guys who deserved more .. he was swag and he is spot on when he said he was ahead of his times in multiple dimensions

[@anandpalve810]

RANVEER BHAI JINDABAD❤ LOVE YOU BHAI🙌

[@beerbiceps]

Are bro 🙏🏻❤

[@Bolter024]

​@@beerbiceps Bro is this your social media guy replying or you ? 😂 Even if it's not you I still appreciate the engagement!