It seems that the former Indian captain Ravi Shastri has been appointed as the director to oversee the ODI against England, following India's disastrous Test series. It remains to be seen if Duncan Fletcher will quit or remain with the team as head coach, but it looks like he will remain for the moment. The BCCI is hoping the appointment of Ravi Shastri will re-energize the team and hopefully he will guide them to a better performance.
Why does BCCI insist on wasting every opportunity it gets to fix things? The right person to bring here would undoubtedly have been Saurav Ganguly or even Anil
Shastri is well past his time and he isn't apt for this job.
He s going to contribute to this Indian team for sure. Fletcher is gone for good. He should resign now as BCCI has made it clear that they will not stop Fletcher from resigning early.
"You don't have problems if people want to make changes, it's part of professional sport. [But] there's still not a lot of clarity on whether this is a long term appointment or the changes we have seen are for this series, so there's a bit of confusion around that," Dravid said. "Sometimes from a players' perspective that can be quite hard. I hope that's something Ravi [Shastri] will handle quite well. All these players also build relationships with support staff and as players you do recognise that at some level you are actually responsible for your own success and failure."
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He s going to contribute to this Indian team for sure. Fletcher is gone for good. He should resign now as BCCI has made it clear that they will not stop Fletcher from resigning early.
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Fletcher is gone for good..??
Dude if that's real,i am giving you a drink..!!
Sadly no i on't think you can get it because it is all temporary and he is going to come back to haunt us.He is a pain in the ass like otis gibson.Sitting on his huge ass and doing nothing.