00:00See, I honestly don't know, I also came to know what you just said, that
00:06going to be injury related update and this is why it's a plus-man sir.
00:12So, I tell you that the BCPA has taken purposefully.
00:19I mean, the purpose for VBS has worked with VBS, in COE for 3 years.
00:27So, that is a particular reason, that any requirement in Indian cricket, when we all told them,
00:38that if the Indian team has a requirement, then our first duty is to do it.
00:44Sometimes, we have to leave.
00:47And in such a time, when an Indian player, who is important in the Indian team,
00:53they want to leave.
00:57So, the player is ready for that.
01:00So, this is how he is committed.
01:02So, I am sure that any role in Indian cricket, I am sure.
01:06But sir, the management obviously will send some feedback on what they would like.
01:12and that's how the BCCI were able to defend certain positions.
01:16Because after all, nobody knows the squad and team better than the people who are
01:20hanging out with the 15 players.
01:22Sir, has this been a concern on which this position has taken?
01:26The team's point of view, is this something that was necessary?
01:30Which is why it has been difficult.
01:31I personally have no idea.
01:33But I have no idea that Gautam and Lakshman, they always touch me.
01:40So, I have no idea.
01:42But other things, I don't know.
01:44They always need something that Gautam speaks to Lakshman.
01:49That is the normal procedure, which I have always seen.
01:53So, there is nothing new.
01:54So, I have no idea.
01:57One absolute final question.
01:58Sir, if a man is in his home ground, he is in school.
02:04What do you think of it?
02:07I am in the same room as a victim.
02:08I am in the same room as a victim.
02:09I am in the same room as a victim.
02:10The victim is in the same room as a victim.
02:12That is the victim is in the same room as a victim.
02:13So, I am in the same room.
02:14So, I am in the same room.
02:15Actually, when he is in the same room as a victim.
02:18He has been doing really well for Indian things.
02:22When he was young, he was young and he was young.
02:28But he was aggressive.
02:31If anything, I would say that he is much more mature.
02:36So the team's need and situation is the one who plays.
02:41And his feeling is really well.
02:43So we just hope that on the home ground he is more good.
02:51If you look at our T20 bowling line-up, it's a young bowling line-up.
02:55Guys haven't played more than 15 or 20 T20 internationals.
03:00And it just boils down to the experience of the bowling group
03:04and then the execution of our plans.
03:08We weren't good enough to execute for a longer period during the game.
03:15My question here is about the execution field.
03:20Is it frustrating for a coaching unit?
03:22Because if you are repeating the same thing that execution is going wrong,
03:27despite all the planning.
03:28I mean, we are not talking about the English school children or college children here.
03:32These are grown adults.
03:34They try to take a point across.
03:35For the coaching staff, is it frustrating or are you still willing to give us a chance?
03:41Sometimes it can be a little bit frustrating when we come up with plans and then the bowlers don't execute.
03:49Obviously, it's a high pressure situation that when you play in your under as a bowler.
03:55Even in these conditions with the Indian battle line-up, obviously the bowlers will be under pressure.
04:01So, I think it's a little bit about not being consistent enough.
04:07And with the execution, having that confidence to go to a different plan as a bowler.
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