Former workforce India coach Ramji Srinivasan has lauded former Indian and present Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) skipper MS Dhoni and in contrast him with the Grasp Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, calling him one in a billion product. The Males in Blue tasted a whole lot of success below the management of MS Dhoni.
To notice, India gained the 2007 T20 World Cup, together with the 2011 ODI World Cup, and the 2013 Champions Trophy. Regardless of being 40+, few cricketers on the planet may match Dhoni’s health. The wicketkeeper-batter remains to be very fast behind the stumps and runs extraordinarily quick between the wickets.
The veteran batter performed some wonderful knock throughout this yr’s Indian Premier League (IPL) and had just lately introduced that he’ll for the Yellow Military once more subsequent season. In the meantime, Srinivasan, who has labored because the World Cup-winning skipper mentioned that his reflexes are like an F1 driver.
MS Dhoni has a thoughts like a 5-star basic: Former Indian coach Srinivasan
“MSD is an enigma and like Sachin Tendulkar, is one in a billion product. He does what fits him, be it energy work, agility, velocity, or hybrid work. He has his protocols in place, which fits him. He has superb reflexes like a Components One driver and a thoughts like a 5-star Basic. Only a few can match MSD health once they attain that age,” Srinivasan informed the New Indian Categorical.
Srinivasan was additionally a part of the workforce India squad through the well-known 2011 World Cup marketing campaign and he revealed that the Indian gamers had been ready for the event a yr earlier than, each mentally and bodily, and wished to win the event at any value.
“We had been the one workforce the place the gamers by no means missed a match on account of any accidents. The gamers ready one yr forward. They had been all each mentally and bodily ready. I might say each participant took particular person accountability to maintain themselves match and I, as a Energy & Conditioning (S&C) skilled, by no means pushed them past their capability,” he added.
