Ravi Shastri was the Indian head coach from 2017 to 2021 (Credit: BCCI)
\n\nFormer India head coach Ravi Shastri believes that coaching is more difficult than playing cricket or being a commentator. He claimed that because a coach has little control over what occurs once the players take the field, the position carries a great deal of responsibility and pressure. In an interview with Ian Smith of Sky Sport, Shastri, who is renowned for his direct communication style and lively commentary, discussed his opinions on the three jobs. The former India coach said that coaching was the most difficult.
\n\n"Yeah, the toughest would be coaching, right. See, no, because you are nothing in your control once the players leave and get onto the field. You have the bat, ball when you're playing, the mic when you're broadcasting. But once the players go out, you know, you can only twiddle your thumbs. And it comes with immense responsibility. You know, the expectations of the country are such. COVID, no COVID, you got to win, you know, game after game. So there's no hiding behind that," Shastri said.
\n\nHe also discussed the demands of the work and the fulfilment that comes from…
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