Rashid Khan, a prominent spinner from Afghanistan, reflects on his journey in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as he embarks on his 10th season. Once hailed as the best T20 spinner globally, Khan admits that his performance has waned in recent years, with only 10 and 9 wickets in the last two seasons compared to previous seasons where he consistently took more than 17 wickets. He acknowledges that every player experiences ups and downs, stating, 'you have good days and bad days. Sometimes you have a bad month or even a year.' Khan discusses the challenges of captaining the Gujarat Titans, expressing pride in leading the team in front of packed stadiums and emphasizing the need for resilience and a strong mindset. He notes the increasing dominance of batters in the league, attributing it to evolving strategies and conditions favoring scoring. Despite recent setbacks, Khan remains positive about the Titans' prospects, stressing the importance of focusing on performance and effort rather than results. He believes that consistent execution of plans will yield better outcomes in future matches.