If Ravi Shastri is doing properly, there is no such thing as a cause to take away him: Kapil Dev

Legendary former captain Kapil Dev believes that there is no such thing as a cause to take away Ravi Shastri from the put up of head coach of the Indian cricket group if the outcomes proceed.

The 59-year-old Shastri’s contract expires after the completion of the T20 World Cup within the United Arab Emirates in October-November and also will depend upon whether or not the previous India all-rounder is within the temper to reapply. .

There was hypothesis that the BCCI would possibly promote present NCA chief Rahul Dravid because the coach for the limited-overs collection in Sri Lanka, however it appears extraordinarily unlikely as of now.

He mentioned, ‘I do not assume there’s a want to talk about it. Let us let you know that this collection of Sri Lanka is over. We will understand how our group has carried out,” Kapil instructed ‘ABP News’.

“If you are trying to groom a new coach, there is nothing wrong with that. Again, if Ravi Shastri continues to do good work, there is no reason to remove him. Only time will tell. Earlier, I think it would put unnecessary pressure on our coaches and players,” Kapil mentioned of his former vice-captain.

Shastri has helped the Indian group win the Test collection twice in Australia. Under him, India additionally reached the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup and the WTC last, however misplaced to New Zealand in each the knockout video games.

Two Indian groups are set to play in two completely different nations, with Virat Kohli and his males gearing up for a five-Test collection in England, whereas the Shikhar Dhawan-led facet will tackle hosts Sri Lanka in a limited-overs collection.

Kapil mentioned: “The Indian group has nice bench power. If the gamers get an opportunity and India can put collectively two groups that may declare victory in each England and Sri Lanka, nothing can get higher than this.

Kapil is completely happy that so many proficient kids have gotten alternatives for the Sri Lanka collection.

“If youngsters get a chance, there is nothing wrong in it. But if it is for the team management to decide whether they should put such pressure on two teams at once,” mentioned Kapil.