The World Cup journey for India is now at its end, and it's important to mention the key roles of the support staff.
The Indian cricket team did amazing in the World Cup. Rahul Dravid, the head coach, is a big reason why. His coaches, Vikram Rathour and Paras Mhambrey, helped too. They worked together, creating a tight-knit team. Others helped as well: helpers who set up practice, the person who keeps injuries at bay, muscle relaxers, and someone to analyze plays. All these people played a part in their success.
The World Cup journey for India is now at its end, and it’s important to mention the key roles of the support staff. The head coach, Rahul Dravid, put together his coaching team with a focus on improving how they play, rather than just winning. He chose people he had worked with during his time as director of the National Cricket Academy. This team included Batting Coach Vikram Rathour, Bowling Coach Paras Mhambrey, and Fielding Coach T Dilip. These three brought a wide range of insights from their work with the U-19 and India ‘A’ teams. They quickly connected with the players, getting to know their personal and physical game styles and limits.
In addition to the coaching staff, India’s support staff includes three essential training assistants: Raghavindraa Dvgi, Nuwan Udenaka and Dayananda Garani. The training sessions are strengthened by these people, who constitute their backbone. Their oldest, Raghavindraa, who is widely appreciated by great cricketers like Tendulkar, Dhoni and Kohli, has proven to be very beneficial for them. Indeed, his experience of helping to improve performance against fast bowling has played a significant role. Besides the physio, trainer, masseur, strength and conditioning coach, an analyst, logistics manager, security officer, and a media manager-they also play their roles towards the success of the team.
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