Ravi Shastri Pakir: 'I had people who thought the Indian team should lose' ...?
Former coach ravi Shastri has dropped a new bombshell saying that those who thought the indian team should be defeated were around him.
Ravi Shastri has coached the indian team for 5 years and brought the team to a good position, but he has spoken in an interview in which he considers it polite not to speak, and now that he is out of office it is indecent to share a thousand and eight ins and outs.
Ravi Shastri, in an interview with the Times of India, said, "There were a lot of negatives around me, but fortunately they did not touch me. people who know me well know that my skin is thick and they know that it can do me no good.
It made me laugh to think of the insecurity of those who were jealous of the achievements of this indian team.
Contrary to the grievances of those who thought this team should fail, we were still winning.
Before moving to the UK I had my mind set on one, I was 60 years old, then there were the supreme court rules on coaching, so I was convinced.
And this coronavirus quarantine, bio bubble protection ring can not stand us for 2 more years.
Cricket is played in solitude.
I think I have said enough.
How long can this go on?
”Said Shastri.
Earlier in the same interview, Shastri said that some people in the bcci did not like him becoming the coach.
"The charcoal-covered incident in the face of those who do not want me. Appointing someone, 9 months later he appointed me not to. I do not want to blame the bcci in general. Only certain individuals are to blame. Some people wanted. .me not to become a coach. But this is life, ”said ravi Shastri