Abu Dhabi: The Indian Cricket Team is in “a much better place” compared to the time he comes and there is enough talent to handle the transition to Pacer and have a different bowler in three formats, feeling the bowling coach who came out Bharat Arun.
Arun, head coach Ravi Shastri and Field Coach R Sridhar will end their term of office with Indian campaigns at the T20 World Cup.
Arun, mostly credited to develop a quick bowling unit consisting of Jasprit Bumrah, Umesh Yadav, Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Shami, feel that the number of cricket scheduled at this time will require the right “workload management” and bowler with various expertise.
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Asked about the absence of a break between IPL and the T20 World Cup “Of course,” Arun agreed when asked if there was a possibility of a different bowler appearing for three separate formats.
“It’s not just a volume cricket that is rotated India but also to stay in bubbles and play it’s not easy, I can guarantee.
They need enough rest because mental health will be very, very important,” he added.
“This will be the norm for at least 1-2 years.
So, it’s important to have a very good collection of Bowler so we are able to involve various teams for different formats.” It will not only help understand the various talents.
Available but it makes our bowler fresh mentally and physically, “Arun tries to put things in perspective.
After joining the team in 2014 and working six years (with a one-year break during the term of office of Kumble) to this T20 World Cup , this former Indian, former Indian Middle Test Pacer called his time with the national team as an extraordinary experience -Par in their first game from the T20 ICC Men’s World Cup against Pakistan.
“This is a tremendous trip full of ups and downs.
The team is in a position that is much better than when we start.
The highest point is the type of bowling we have.
“Win a lot of tests abroad something we take is difficult to achieve as a team,” Arun said.
Easy for Arun to talk about high points during his term.
“Back-to-back victory in Australia and also more up to win series in the UK – of course there is one more test to go.
But I think the performance is extraordinary during the English series.” Arun felt there was enough talent in India to be able to handle the transition phase when people like Ishant Sharma, Shami Mohammed gradually in one or two years.
“India can always boast of a very good bowler, but workload management ensures they remain very fresh at a certain time point so we can even rotate.” He was named Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna as a torch carrier of the next fast bowler plant.
“In the future, we have several interesting talents with people like Mohammad Siraj, Prasidh Krishna entered.
With workload management in place, I am sure it will advance and will be forced to take into account in the near future.” The biggest challenge since he returned in 2017 was to prepare a test team that could win in all conditions.
“Ravi and Virat gathered and wanted to place a team that could win in all conditions.
We have a balanced side.
We have one of the best spin attacks in the world so it’s about creating other forces that can equip our bowling that can fit in all conditions.
We all come together, “he said.
Five fast bowlers in the test match there are team spells that work more often than not.
“Also the captain and management team took a brave step to always play five Bowlers at a certain time.
I think it is the most positive step that helps us to win three main series abroad.” Return back to victory in Australia and England.
The series that we came was very close to victory and now hangs balanced with one remaining test.
This is a combined effort that creates this power and I think this heritage can continue, “he concluded.