Robin Singh finds lack of preparation as major cause of India’s misery against England – Cricket News Update
India’s gloom continues on the ongoing tour to England, as their chances to win the One Day International (ODI) series faded away with England’s three-wicket victory in the third game.
While the cricket gurus are looking for the main reason behind India’s debacle against England, the former Indian all-rounder, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Rabindra-Ramanarayan-Singh-c83216, has said that the lack of preparation was the key element that hampered the Men in Blue from producing anything special
against the Poms.
"The Indian team lacked preparation, conditions there are not suitable to the team and http://www.senore.com/Cricket/England-c56013 is a strong side," said Singh.
He stated in clear words that the Indians should have played a bit more warm-up cricket before the start of the Test series in a bid to acclimatise with the conditions in England.
Despite the fact that the hectic International schedule is being considered as the key reason behind the increasing number of injuries among Indian players, Singh refused to accept that playing too much cricket prevented the tourists from performing well
on the crucial tour.
He insisted that it depends on the players that how many games they want skip in order to keep them fit for the important national obligations.
“A player has to manage himself. There are many matches being played now and the young players must utilise the opportunity," added the Trinidad-born cricketer who coached http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Mumbai-c820 Indians during the fourth season of the Indian Premier
League (IPL).
As the Indians failed to give England any tough time so far in the competition, the visiting side gathered a lot of criticism for their dismal show in every department of the game.
Recently, the former English captain, Nasser Hussain’s comments in which he compared Indian fielders to Donkeys, stayed in the headlines. Talking about Hussain’s controversial remarks, Singh stated that commentators should behave responsibly while doing
their job.
“One must be aware of what he is talking in public," shared the Indian southpaw who served his country in 136 One-dayers and a single 5-day match.
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