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June 6, 2007Posted on 06/06/2007 in Indian cricket
A case of students picking the teacher
With India still to announce their new coach after shortlisting Graham Ford and John Emburey, Rajan Bala, writing in The Deccan Chronicle, questions the methodology used by the BCCI, seeking the player's views on who they want. He says that this is a reflection of the less than desirable state of affairs prevailing in the game in the country.
The Indian team with a Sri Lankan coach when Sri Lanka does not have one at the moment does make curious reading. Yes, it can happen when players choose the coach.
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