‘Not strict with seniors like Jadeja and Ashwin’: Abhishek Nair on boycott | cricket news

India’s assistant coach Abhishek Nair Team dynamics and roles of senior players discussed Ravichandran Ashwin And Ravindra JadejaHe highlighted the importance of accepting senior players being left out of the playing eleven for the benefit of the team. He stressed that having politicians like Ashwin and Jadeja makes this transition easier.
Nair made reference to both Ashwin and Jadeja being dropped from the recent first Test against Australia in Perth. Washington Sundar was selected on the basis of current form and batting efficiency on bouncy pitches.
While Jadeja’s batting skills usually guarantee him a place in overseas Tests, the team chose a different strategy in this case.
“It’s only difficult when you have seniors who don’t understand it. But when you have seniors like Jaddu and Ash who understand what the team is trying to do, it becomes a lot easier. Because the team first policy is something that Rohit and Gauti have. Have faith,” former Mumbai Ranji player Nair told reporters on the eve of India’s two-day practice match against Prime Minister’s XI in Canberra.
he appreciated both Rohit Sharma And Gautam Gambhir To promote a team-first philosophy. He believes that the entire team, including experienced spinners Ashwin and Jadeja, has adopted this approach.
“I think they all have bought into it. So I am very happy that Jaddu and Ashwin are going to help the youngsters so that they do well here. It was not very difficult (to convince them) and the culture is such that Everyone wants Team India to win,” said the former all-rounder.
Nair discussed the possible role of spinners in the upcoming matches. He presented a general perspective on their involvement.
“I always feel that in the game of cricket no one is out of the game and whether you are a spinner or a fast bowler, you always have a chance.”
Nair explained that a bowler’s plans and delivery style may need adjustment depending on the conditions. This is especially true when facing the pink ball, as there is limited experience with it.
“Yes, your plans will change, how you release the ball and at what speed will change, that’s why you want to prepare for it (the pink ball).”
Despite the challenges presented by the pink ball, he remained optimistic about the prospects of top-class spinners.
“Maybe a little more challenging than the red ball and mainly because you haven’t bowled as much with the pink ball. But I believe any top-class spinner will have a chance,” he said. “