Sandesh Jhingan On Owning Up To Mistakes, Team's Collective Job Of Scoring And Keeping Clean Sheets
In a social media post on Instagram, the 31-year-old owned up to take the 'blame', 'criticism', 'frustration', 'anger' and 'disappointment' of the fans, before adding the team's resolve to come back stronger.
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