MS Dhoni has said the incoming coach of the Indian team needs to understand the
players' cultures and backgrounds to establish a good working relationship.
Dhoni felt language wasn't a barrier when he was asked if an Indian coach was desirable
to ease bottlenecks in communication.
"More than Hindi, English, one who understands our culture and our upbringing,
the one who understands these sort of things, he will always be better with us.
In the past, too, these things have been important, and the coaches who have understood
us better, has made a difference at the ground level." 8)
"[For a] lot of international coaches, the problem is that we play a lot of cricket.
One of the most important things is that they understand our culture." .
The BCCI began the search for a Head Coach
after the contracts of India team director Ravi Shastri, batting coach Sanjay Bangar,
bowling coach B Arun and fielding coach R Sridhar
who were with the team since the ODI series in England in 2014 -
expired after the World T20 in March. .
Whom remembers when Gayle was compared to Dudus ?
The Gang Leader/ Drug Lord from Tivoli Gardens, Jamaica
by that west indian executive/ psychologist Dr. Beckles :-\
This would resonate with our Richard Pybus
He never understood Kieran Powell gang threats .
Richard dont get the "gang culture" as a Foreigner
Hence, Powell career has been relegated to the Dust Bin.....
*** sigh ***
I doh know wat Piebus doing in the west indies. I doh see any job he is doing that a west indian cud not do just as well or better.
there must be some other purpose Piebus is up there for. I suspect the ICC may be behind his presence in the west indies
Which foreign head coach slapped a local player ??
was it in Pakistan :-\