Sanjay Bangar has said that the skill coaches 'tend to double up' as mental conditioning coaches as they 'spend a lot of time with the players'.
Pant was criticised a lot for his game, but Yuvraj reckons that the youngster lacked the experience of playing at the big stage and that India lost the game because they planned the tournament poorly.
Former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh revealed what Andrew Flintoff told him which triggered a heated argument between the two, leading Yuvraj to slam six sixes in Stuart Broad's over.
Yuvraj called time on his illustrious career last year. The dashing left-hander had previously said the current Indian team needs a psychologist who can take care of the mental side of players.
Indian opener Rohit Sharma took to his official social media profile to post his version of #KeepItUp challenge.
Sachin Tendulkar completed Yuvraj Singh's #KeepItUp challenge, and nominated the former Indian all-rounder back to complete his version of the same.
In the video, he is seen trying to bounce the ball on the edge of the bat while nominating the aforementioned cricketers. In doing so, he also said that while the challenge will be easy for the Master Blaster and for Rohit Sharma, it will be challenging for Harbhajan.
In an online chat, Chappell talked about the hard work he had put in to make Dhoni one of the world's best finishers.
Yuvraj slammed the fastest half-century in 12 balls against England in 2007 World T20 clash. In the same match, Yuvraj slammed iconic 6 sixes in an over of Stuart Broad to create history.
The 2011 World Cup hero was slammed by media and fans after that, and the 38-year old said he felt like a villain who had killed someone.
Known to call spade a spade, Yuvraj said the team lacks a person who can work with a player's head when needed and every individual is different from the other in that aspect.
Rathour, who played six Tests and seven ODIs for India between 1996 and 1997, replaced Sanjay Bangar as the batting coach last year.
Cricketers have been more than active on social media sites during the lockdown phase interacting with the fans or among themselves through such live sessions as all professional sport have come to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Thursday, Yuvraj shared a throwback video of his Indian Premier League (IPL) days wherein he could be seen dispatching the ball over covers for a handsome six.
Yuvraj himself is a cancer survivor and had made his return to the game before finally calling on his international retirement last year.
Jasprit Bumrah shared a video of his blistering 20-ball 42 innings for Gujarat after he mentioned about the knock during a live session with Yuvraj Singh.
Raina backed the wicketkeeper-batsman and claimed that his flick reminds him of legendary Rahul Dravid.
Yuvraj Singh posed some tough questions for Jasprit Bumrah, asking him to choose between Virat/Zlatan, Virat/Sachin, Yuvi/Dhoni and Ashwin/Harbhajan.
Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh and Jasprit Bumrah talked about the young cricketers in the Indian setup during a live session on Instagram.
Bumrah admitted that many thought that he would be the "last person to play for India".
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