5 Reasons Why Indian Team Might Not Require A Head Coach

5 Reasons Why Indian Team Might Not Require A Head Coach: The Indian Cricket team is going through a revolution with the country’s cricket passing through the era of shifting over the responsibilities from a bunch of superstars to some emerging talents. Indeed, this is a crucial phase for Indian cricket as a lot depends upon how well these upcoming pros stand up to the responsibilities vested upon them. Also, the post for the Indian Coach has gone vacant after the World Cup as Duncan Fletcher contract expired. Ravi Shastri is the interim coach for the team though. Recently, the BCCI has made a firm and bright move by appointing the three legends in the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman to the post of the Advisory Committee formed for the BCCI. With the shadow of such gigantic pillars lying upon the players, does the team need a coach?

Let us unfold the discussion 5 Reasons Why Indian Team Might Not Require A Head Coach.

1. Experience:

When you have the gigantic pillars with the stature of Sachin, Sourav and Laxman, around as advisors you can’t ask for anything more or anything better, to be honest! And with the experience of over 100 test matches with each of these legend’s, they can shower their vital experiences upon the young players and could well guide them for the destined path to their success as an individual and towards the cricketing success of India as a whole. Also, each of them has faced varied number of situations and could well guide the players about how to tackle pressure, the tricks and requirements of doing well under challenging scenarios.