Australia Tour: Every Team’s Overseas Performance Is Poor, Why To Target India Only: Shastri

Australia Tour: Every Team’s Overseas Performance Is Poor, Why To Target India Only: Shastri

• Team India coach said – Our aim is to perform best on the field.
• India’s tour of Australia begins on November 21 by T20 in Brisbane.

Brisbane: Even though Team India may have put up a poor show overseas, the coach #Ravi Shastri‘s opinion is different from that. He believes that at the time when most of the world’s countries are performing poorly in abroad, it is not right to blame any single team. India has lost Test series in India in 2018. India lost the Test series against South Africa 1-2 and against England 1-4. Its performance was on when Team India, under the leadership of Virat Kohli, had a good chance of winning the series, but it did not happen and Team India remained a record of poor performance abroad.

Learning from mistakes will only get success: Asked how important it is to win the series in Australia, Shastri said, ‘You have to learn from your mistakes. When you are on an overseas tour and look at teams currently playing abroad, then there are many teams whose foreign tours have not been successful’.

In the last 5-6 years, every team played poorly abroad: He questioned, ‘Australia’s 90’s and the end of the 20th century have been good for some time. South Africa’s performance was good for some time now. Apart from these two, you tell me that in the last five-six years, any team has a great performance overseas. Then why such questions are being raised on India’s performance?

Lose in South Africa: Asked whether he or the captain Virat Kohli spoke to the team about the reasons for losing the series in South Africa, Shastri said that it was about all important chances. If you look at test matches, you will not know the real story from its scoreline. Some tests were very close and we did poorly on important occasions. We had to pay the price as a series defeat.

Every team is strong in its home: Shastri denied that the Australian team lost its stature in the last few months, for which it was known. They said, ‘I do not believe that. Once you come into sports culture then you always live. I have always believed that no team in the house is weak. When a team arrives in India and God forbid that our three or four players do not play, but if someone thinks that we are a weak team then you will be surprised.’

Players just instructed to pay attention to the game: He cautioned, ‘In this way, we are also dedicated to our purpose. We want to do our best by landing on the field. We have told the players that instead of paying attention to things outside, they focus only on their game. ” Shastri expressed confidence that his fast bowler will do well on Australian pitches.