Coach of the Indian team Rahul Dravid
New Delhi. Legendary Australian spinner Shane Warne believes Rahul Dravid will bring strength to the Indian team, but his main role will be that of a “human manager” rather than the traditional coach. Warne told PTI in an interview, “Rahul Dravid will add a lot of new things to the team. He is a wonderful cricketer and a very good human being. I think he will make the team stronger.
“I think he will add a lot of strategic skills to the team, which is good. Rahul is fantastic for Indian cricket.” However, Warne also spoke about how he sees the role of a coach in international cricket. He said: “Coach. This is the word I don’t like in international cricket. Coaches are really important in domestic cricket, but in international cricket, they should be called managers, not coaches.
There was a time when Australia had world-class leg spinners like Warne, while India had Anil Kumble and Pakistan had Mushtaq Ahmed, but in the last decade and a half, the role of wrist spinners has diminished and, while Thus, only Yasir Shah of Pakistan left his mark. that Warne admitted was due to the weakness of the captaincy so not many players came through at the test level. “You need someone who understands the importance of spin bowling. Bowling leg spin is not easy.
Warne said, “It’s a difficult skill. It’s an art that needs the encouragement of the captain and the coach of everyone involved in the game. Field decoration is so important that I can’t even express it and a lot of captains misunderstand it.”
“If you look at the game today, hitters face a lot of spinners after fast pitchers and can easily get past them, whereas it wasn’t the case with hitters in the nineties. Warne admitted he made some mistakes, but he’s mentally tough. , was able to overcome them.
He said: “If everything goes well, it is easy to move forward in life, but the important thing is how to overcome the difficult moments. I am very proud of the fact that I have faced difficult moments, either in test matches or in my personal life. I was able to concentrate on my cricket.
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