Former New Zealand captain Dion Nasho said .. Rahul Dravid would be the best as the head coach of Team India ..
Former India captain Rahul Dravid popularly known as ‘The Wall’. Their incredible Test match record will be tested hard as inaugural World Test champions New Zealand begin their second round of WTC against runners-up India in Kanpur from Thursday, November 25. Rahul Dravid made his head coach debut with the Indian team with a 3-0 T20 series win over the Kiwis. Rahul will need to change gears quickly as the Ajinkya Rahane-led side begin the two-Test series against the Black Caps. (Rahul Dravid will be the best)
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Relationship with players is most important for a coach
Former New Zealand captain and all-rounder Dion Nash believes that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has made a smart choice, appointing Dravid as the head coach in place of Ravi Shastri. He said that Dravid will prove to be a great coach as he is a thorough professional. However when it comes to international teams, timing and relationships with the players are also important. By timing I mean the team needs to have some wins under their belt to get into the right groove..Nash told Zee News English in an exclusive interview. Prior to Rahul Dravid, his former Indian teammate Anil Kumble was in charge of the team, but was inadvertently sidelined as head coach after a rift with skipper Virat Kohli. Nash believes that relationships with players are the most important thing for a coach.
Nash told the specialty of the coach (Rahul Dravid will be the best)
Nash realized that you can have the best coach in the world but if he doesn’t see the players face to face, he will never be successful. Dravid will step into a successful unit and will be expected to bring in more wins and trophies. The former Kiwi pacer has fought his way into the field with Dravid during his playing days, especially in the late 90s. Nash was one of the integral part of the team when Dravid scored 190 against New Zealand in Hamilton in 1999. It’s about coaching time. If Dravid can win some big series in a row, his position will be secure. (Rahul Dravid will be the best)
