Dilip Vengsarkar might be drawing flak for dropping Rahul Dravid, but former all-rounder Ravi Shastri has supported the decision, saying the seniors need to be rested at regular intervals to extend their careers.
“The fact that Dravid has been dropped for two one-dayers does not mean the end of his one-day career. We would need his experience for the Australian tour.
“For the amount of cricket that is being played, we will need about 20 to 25 players who are fit all the time,” Shastri said.
“One of them (the seniors) should be rested after six games on the trot if we need to preserve them for another two years as Test players,” the National Cricket Academy Chairman was quoted as saying by Gulf News.
Shastri also said that Sachin Tendulkar was the worthy contender for Test captaincy as he “commands tremendous respect” in the team
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Right choice
“Tendulkar is the right choice. He is a certainty in the side and he commands tremendous respect from all the teammates,” he said.
Courtesy:hindu.com
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Ravi Shastri support the decision of Vingsarkar
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