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January 20, 2012Posted on 01/20/2012 in Indian cricket
India's approach to fast bowling wrong
In DNA, TA Sekhar, the fast-bowling coach, says that India do not do enough research on how to prepare fast bowlers and keep them away from injuries. There is no such thing as general coaching, he writes, and India need to assess individual fast bowlers' requirements and train them accordingly.
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