'Not even 5% of Rohit Sharma's achievements': Manoj Tiwary criticizes India assistant coach Ten Doeschate for 'disappointing' remarks

Former India batsman Manoj Tiwary has slammed national team assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate for his comments on senior opener Rohit Sharma's lack of preparation after the second ODI against New Zealand in Rajkot. Has criticized. Can change. Couldn't make his debut after seeing The. The statements were not good when coming from inside the racing room. But the comment he made, I think, he should have thought about it. So I am saying this with all due respect, this is not even 5% of what Rohit has achieved in his career, not only as a batsman but also as a captain. And politician Manoj Tiwari defended Rohit Sharma, saying that assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate's recent comments could undermine the Indian captain's confidence and undermine his immense contribution to Indian cricket. Can. Said: "I don't think it's a conscious approach. He's such a ruthless player, but he's really a touch player at the end of the day. He hits the ball again and again... so as soon as the wickets are not very good, It's going to be difficult for him to appear to be in the fluent mode that he normally is." "He's definitely not a guy playing for himself. And maybe a little less on cricket leading into the series," he said. The Dutchman would also say that all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy hasn't always contributed on days where he fired from him when presented with the opportunity. c was expected. And then, talking like this, even when he is in the team, it is not like he is sitting at home commenting, he is part of the management, and it is disappointing to say this about your player. I don't know why he said that. Seay scored a century and later backed it up with two half-centuries in the 2-1 series win against South Africa last month. Scored a century and a duck in Jaipur.