Former Indian coach Ravi Shastri had an explosion after the defeat of India at five counters against England in the first test match in Headingley.
After witnessing concerns in Indian programming, delighted Shastri suggested a change of attitude towards the current head coach, Gautam Gambhir, for the rest of the five-game test series.
Ravi Shastri suggests that Gautam Gambir makes a change in his attitude
The former coach, while speaking to Sky Sports Cricket, urged the current Indian coach to take a firm position while approaching the reasons for the loss in the locker room. He also said that the coach should openly hold the people concerned responsible for repeated errors.
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“I think that (there is) a large role of coaches staff,” said Shastri delighted.
The implementation errors have not been examined lightly by Ravi Shastri, and he insists that Gambir should bring this strictly to the ratings of the players, because the lack of intensity has led to a change of momentum to several crucial junctions of the game.
“DOSSING CATCH is not under its control. This is where the team as a unit can work harder and improve.”
“These are the areas where you sometimes have to be hard as a coach, really hard in this locker room. There are certain things where you check a few guys. But there were a lot of positive points in this test,” added Ravi Shastri.
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An exchange of probable players suggested by experts who could bring India back to victory
The stick changes do not seem imminent after the dominant display of India in Leeds, which marked 5 centuries from Indian strikers. Four of the Indian strikers then marked hundreds of vital, while the magnificent Rishabh Pant dominated with hundreds of twins on both sleeves.
Sai Sudharsan could be the striker with less races in this superior order; However, the young person is a unique talent and should be given a few additional chances to express themselves on the international front. However, Karun Nair, who returned to the test side after an 8 -year gap, failed to play his role in the range of Indian strikers.
Nair and Jadeja were responsible for the crucial role of the development of the striker of the lower order of India. DHRUV JEUREL remains an option at No. 6.
Kuldeep Yadav in for Shardul Thakur: major change suggested by cricket experts
Shardul Thakur could not bring a huge impact in the first test. It was included in game 11 as a versatile bowling alley which can produce invaluable races in the command.
Despite some success earlier in Australia and England with the bat, Shardul could not produce anything special this time, managed to score only 5 points on the two rounds.
He also did not have such an impact with the ball, with the exception of the two counters, which seemed more by fortune than by quality.
Kuldeep Yadav is a well -known face among Indian spinners, and its availability could encourage Indian selectors and lead to reconsidering their previous plan to play with four couturiers. If the cracks are developing in the last days of the Edgbaston test, then India could finally have the advantage of having opted for two spinners on the side.
