Ravi Shashtri, on the eve of the 1st T20 between India and New Zealand, said that he doesn’t believe in breaks, and thinks that the 2-3 months break during the IPL must be enough for a coach as he needs to be hands-on with the team.
“I dont believe in breaks. Because I want to understand my teams and player and then be in control of the team. What do you need that many breaks for? You get 2-3 months of break during the IPL that’s enough to rest. I feel coach should be hands on.
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