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'Common sense seems to be lacking' - Manoj Tiwary slams Rohit Sharma, Gambhir after Bengaluru drubbing

"What the coach or captain is trying to prove, is beyond my understanding. I feel like whenever there is a new coach or new captain, they try to prove something..." Tiwary said.

 

India v New Zealand - 1st Test - Source: Getty Rohit Sharma walks back after being dismissed on Day 3 of the Bengaluru Test. (Image Credits: Getty Images)

 

 

Following India's shocking defeat to New Zealand in the first Test at Bengaluru, former India cricketer Manoj Tiwary has criticised skipper Rohit Sharma and head coach Gautam Gambhir for their decision-making process.

 

The defeat meant New Zealand secured their first Test victory on Indian soil in 36 years. Moreover, there have been significant concerns about India's approach and tactics as they collapsed for 46 runs in the first innings, their lowest Test total at home.

 

"Sometimes I don't understand the decisions. Common sense seems to be lacking. What the coach or captain is trying to prove, is beyond my understanding. I feel like, whenever there is a new coach or new captain, they try to prove something and take such decisions," Tiwary told Cricbuzz.

 

'Don't know why that did not happen' - Manoj Tiwary on India not using R Ashwin

 

One of Tiwary's primary concerns was the handling of veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. Despite Ashwin's impressive record of over 500 Test wickets, he was not used during New Zealand's chase of 107 runs, bowling just two overs when the visitors were already at 97/2.

 

"I knew that one of the spinners would be under-bowled, but I never imagined that it would be Ashwin. He has over 500 Test wickets. When you are defending 107, why didn't you bring him in the attack alongside Jasprit Bumrah? Good captains also make mistakes, because a lot of things go through your mind. Here, the role of the coach to give constant guidance is very important, but I don't know why that did not happen," Tiwary added.

 

The former also pointed out the relationship between the captain and coach, and suggested that Gambhir failed to provide adequate guidance to Sharma. He also mentioned about the impact of selection decisions on player morale, particularly regarding pacer Akash Deep's exclusion. 

 

"Akash Deep's confidence must've suffered a big blow when he found out he wasn't part of the playing XI. Good captains also make mistakes, because a lot of things go through your mind. Here, the role of the coach to give constant guidance is very important, but I don't know why that did not happen," he concluded.

 

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2 minutes ago, tweaker said:

Only Tiwary is openly criticising the coach and captain rest of the ex cricketers are mum after the performance in Banglore test.

 

After 45 all-out,team selection, wrong decision after winning toss,many ex cricketers should have come forward and talked about it.

Most of them are status quo-ists. They don't want anyone to be dropped unless it's obvious to everyone and their dog and there is absolutely no option.

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35 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Are these guys actually planning to drop Sarfaraz and play Rahul instead when Gill comes in ?

 

Its just a rumour, right?

Doeschate said that they're still discussing between Sarfu vs KL. I think they're not sold on Sarfraz technique for BGT

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11 minutes ago, Serpico said:

Doeschate said that they're still discussing between Sarfu vs KL. I think they're not sold on Sarfraz technique for BGT

Good Lord.

 

Sarfraz atleast has Jigra

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2 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Good Lord.

 

Sarfraz atleast has Jigra

They should just niggle out kl and win this series first. They can take a call after going to Aus and playing the intra squad matches there

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2 hours ago, Serpico said:

They should just niggle out kl and win this series first. They can take a call after going to Aus and playing the intra squad matches there

Kela will be anda in Aus too

Gambhir thinks he knows everything when he's looking like clown in India itself

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11 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

Although Gambhir might have influenced i see this with Rohit time and again. Did the same when Ollie pOpe started scoring runs. He went on the defensive. He looked clueless. 

Rohit always clueless we seen that in wc final and 1st against nz

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5 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

Although Gambhir might have influenced i see this with Rohit time and again. Did the same when Ollie pOpe started scoring runs. He went on the defensive. He looked clueless. 

 

Anything but clueless when attacking the buffet. Shows real strategy.

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Bengaluru was some sort of fortress for us.  We lost it there. One match where India hunted down 262 in 4th innings against NZ at Benglauru. India was precariously placed at 153/5. MSD made sure India corssed without any alarms. Also Sehwag provided a rapid start with 77 in 11 overs.  Then the only test where Kela played well which came at Bengaluru. Low scoring affair. Chasing 188, Australia rolled over for 112 runs with Ashwin taking 6fer. In this match  first toss decision horrendous. Second even after that decision he should have sused out the condition and gave 2 horus to bowlers.

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It rained for multiple days , it conventional knowledge to bat second in such condition and more so when your top 4/5 batters are avg below 36 and most of the time you are relying of lower middle- lower order to do the rescue job.

 

Plus there has been a lot video coming out where Rohit is clearing abusing the jr. players in the team, bcci should look into this no matter how good the relation of these jr. players is with rohit but a simple field change can be done without abusing others

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