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Pant : Coach Shastri Has Asked Me to Work on Specific Set of skills


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New Delhi: Rishabh Pant may have had modest returns from the Nidahas T20 Tri-series in Sri Lanka but his real gain has been an interaction with Indian team's head coach Ravi Shastri, who gave him tips to work on specific skill sets ahead of the 11th edition of Indian Premier League.
 

 

Pant had scores of 23 and 7 in the two T20 matches in Sri Lanka before being dropped and with Dinesh Karthik's unforgettable 8-ball-29 in the final against Bangladesh, the young man from Rourkee has certainly slipped in the pecking order.

 
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"I am working on certain skills and also fitness with my coach Tarak Sinha (Sonnet coach). While returning from Sri Lanka, I had an interaction with Ravi Shastri. He told me to work on certain skills and I am trying to implement it in my game," Pant told reporters on the sidelines of Delhi Daredevils' training session.

Asked about the specifics of his interaction with Shastri, Pant replied:"It's between the coach and his player. I can't disclose that. It was a good interaction. The atmosphere in the Indian dressing room is fantastic. I learnt a lot. Failures often teach you a lot and I believe I will comeback harder," the 21-year-old said.

He has played under Rahul Dravid (for U-19, India A and Delhi Daredevils), whose main focus with junior teams has been the "process" and now he will be under Australian legend Ricky Ponting's tutelage.

 

 

shastri to pant - "you should able to come down the track and defend with a dead straight bat" :rotfl: 

 

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https://www.news18.com/cricketnext/news/coach-shastri-has-asked-me-to-work-on-specific-skill-set-pant-1703949.html

 

 

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3 minutes ago, NameGoesHere said:

It's Ravi Shastri, and that's how he rolls, breaking new ground, innovating, bringing six sigma continuous improvement processes to the world of coaching.  After a lifetime of on and off-field sporting excellence, Ravi Shastri now inspires successive generations of Indian cricketers with his hard won arcane knowledge, namely that batsman should bat better, bowlers should bowl better and everyone should field better, pancho.

I think every cricket coach's mantra is , bat, bowl and field better. I don't think Ravi Shastri has sole exclusivity on that 

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"Rishab beta idhar aa..... mujhe dhyaan se suno. You just work on this skill meri jaan........When you see the ball swing hard as much as you can, then ball will go like tracer bullet. :cantstop:" - Shastri

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1 minute ago, Lala said:

"Rishab beta idhar aa..... mujhe dhyaan se suno. You just work on this skill meri jaan........When you see the ball swing hard as much as you can, then ball will go like tracer bullet. :cantstop:" - Shastri

That seem more like a advice from afridi

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3 minutes ago, kira said:

That seem more like a advice from afridi

At least Afridi holds records :cantstop:....Advice from an Icon player. a Legend :bow:

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37 minutes ago, Lala said:

"Rishab beta idhar aa..... mujhe dhyaan se suno. You just work on this skill meri jaan........When you see the ball swing hard as much as you can, then ball will go like tracer bullet. :cantstop:" - Shastri

pant is actually doing this only .. close your eyes and slog as hard and fast as possible 

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