'Choose the coach and institution wisely': Sourav Ganguly renders a million dollar advice to BCCI

With Rahul Dravid’s tenure as Team India’s he coach nearing its end, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is actively seeking his successor. hunt for new he coach has seen a slew of prominent names being discussed. Initially, former international cricketers like Stephen Fleming and Ricky Ponting were in limelight. Recently, however, speculation has surged around potential appointment of Gautam Gambhir.

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Sourav Ganguly renders a million dollar vice to BCCI

Sourav Ganguly, former India captain and BCCI President, has been closely monitoring se developments. Through his social media channels, Ganguly emphasized vital role a coach plays in shaping an athlete's career and character.

He remarked, " coach's significance in one's life, ir guidance, and relentless training shape future of any person, both on and off field. So choose coach and institution wisely…"

Ganguly's insights are particularly poignant given his own experiences during a challenging period in Indian cricket history. When Greg Chappell served as India’s coach, Ganguly faced significant versity. Under Chappell's controversial tenure, Ganguly not only lost his captaincy but was also dropped from national team. This tumultuous phase underscored profound impact a coach can have on a player's career.

As BCCI deliberates over next he coach, Ganguly’s words serve as a reminder of importance of this decision. A coach’s role extends beyond mere tactics and training; y are instrumental in fostering right environment, guiding young talents, and managing diverse personalities within team.

new coach will inherit responsibility of continuing legacy of excellence that Dravid has upheld. y will need to build on foundations laid and navigate challenges that come with leing one of most scrutinized teams in world. choice of coach will be pivotal in ensuring Team India’s sustained success and in nurturing next generation of cricketing stars.