Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly on Monday said that unlike football, cricket is a "captain's game" and the coach should take a "back seat". The 46-year-old, one of India's most successful captains, said "man management" is one of the key qualities a coach should possess.
Senior hockey players put on notice after AsiadInconsistency, complacency and defensive errors marred the Indian men’s hockey team’s disappointing Asian Games campaign, resulting in below-par third-place finish after losing to Malaysia in the semifinal.
from Sports News:… Read MoreBCCI officials to be cross-examined by ICCFive officials of the BCCI will be present on day two of the three-day hearing involving the India and Pakistan cricket boards at the International Cricket Council headquarters in Dubai
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from Sports News: Cricket News, La… Read MoreHow current India players have fared against WIFor the current crop of India players, the upcoming series will be the fifth for most of the key players against the Windies. India have tasted success in all the previous four, dating back to 2011 series in West Indies.
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