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The BCCI is said to be exploring various possibilities for replacing Rahul Dravid when his contract expires following the upcoming T20 World Cup. Nevertheless, Langer has decided not to participate in the competition, stating that these roles can be 

'1000 times more politics': Justin Langer snubs Team India's coaching role after KL Rahul's advice

The BCCI is said to be exploring various possibilities for replacing Rahul Dravid when his contract expires following the upcoming T20 World Cup. Nevertheless, Langer has decided not to participate in the competition, stating that these roles can be 'tiring'.

The BCCI is said to be exploring various possibilities for replacing Rahul Dravid when his contract expires following the upcoming T20 World Cup. Nevertheless, Langer has decided not to participate in the competition, stating that these roles can be 'tiring'.

Justin Langer removed himself from consideration for the position of head coach of the Indian men's cricket team following a conversation with Lucknow Super Giants captain KL Rahul.
The BCCI is said to be exploring various possibilities for replacing Rahul Dravid when his contract expires following the upcoming T20 World Cup. Nevertheless, Langer has decided not to participate in the competition, stating that these roles can be 'tiring', and he recalled a discussion with KL Rahul while both were with Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2024. Langer disclosed that Rahul discussed the stress and the political dynamics present in Indian cricket.
&ldquo;It would be an amazing job, but I have to put myself out of contention, I also know that it&rsquo;s an all-encompassing role, and having done it for four years with the Australian team, honestly, it&rsquo;s exhausting. And that&rsquo;s the Australian job!&rdquo; Langer was quoted as saying on BBC&rsquo;s Stumped podcast.
When asked if he would take up the job in the future, Langer said: &ldquo;You never say never. And the pressure of doing it in India. I was talking to KL Rahul and he said, &lsquo;You know, if you think there&rsquo;s pressure and politics in an IPL team, multiply that by a thousand and that's coaching India. That was a good bit of advice, I guess. It would be an awesome job, but not for me at the moment", Langer concluded.
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With Mark Wood pulling out of the tournament and also David Willey won't be coming now either, that means we lack some experience: Langer

IPL 2024: David Willey to miss starting games for Lucknow Super Giants, confirms Justin Langer

The Lucknow Super Giants suddenly have a fast bowler crunch as England pacer David Willey is set to miss some starting games for LSG in IPL 2024.

With Mark Wood pulling out of the tournament and also David Willey won't be coming now either, that means we lack some experience: Langer

The Lucknow Super Giants suddenly have a fast bowler crunch as England pacer David Willey is set to miss some starting games for LSG in IPL 2024.
Head coach Justin Langer on Wednesday confirmed the development and said, "With Mark Wood pulling out of the tournament and also David Willey won't be coming now either, that means we lack some experience."
"But what I've also seen in the last couple of days is that we have enormous talent. Some of our guys have had some injuries but they all look very fit at the moment."
"They look fit and healthy and they're very hungry, so we'll just have to manage them well so that we can get them through and work through the whole tournament, not just the start of the tournament. We've got one overseas player up our sleeve if required, where we might be able to add some experience."
Langer also mentioned Mayank Yadav, a 21-year-old Delhi seamer, as a true fast bowler who may add some pace in Wood's absence. "Mark Wood is a world-class bowler, isn't he? And he pulled out after the auction, which is disappointing but this is the world we live in," Langer said.

Justin Langer's appointment was announced an hour after LSG confirmed they have parted ways with Andy Flower as head coach.

IPL: Justin Langer appointed Lucknow Super Giants' head coach

Former Australian coach Justin Langer has been confirmed as the new head coach of the Lucknow Super Giants.

#LSG #Langer #IPL

<h2>Justin Langer's appointment was announced an hour after LSG confirmed they have parted ways with Andy Flower as head coach.</h2>

Former Australian coach Justin Langer has been confirmed as the new head coach of the Lucknow Super Giants.
While there have been murmurs about his appointment in the media, the franchise confirmed the news an hour after announcing they are parting ways with Andy Flower, who served as the head coach for the last two seasons.
Langer won the 2021 T20 World Cup with the Australian team as head coach. He also has won multiple Big Bash titles with the Perth Scorchers.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Lucknow Super Giants are on the journey of building a great story in the IPL. We all have a role to play in that journey and I am excited to be a part of the team moving forward,&rdquo; Langer said after his appointment.
While the Lucknow franchise has reached the playoffs on both occasions since their inception, they will be hoping Langer can guide them to the title this time around.
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With Andy Flower's contract coming to an end with the conclusion of IPL 2023, Justin Langer is in line for his IPL debut with the Lucknow Super Giants. 

Justin Langer: Former Australian head coach linked with Lucknow Super Giants

Speculations are rife that Justin Langer could be the next head coach of the Lucknow Super Giants in the #IPL

#Langer #LSG

<h2>With Andy Flower's contract coming to an end with the conclusion of IPL 2023, Justin Langer is in line for his IPL debut with the Lucknow Super Giants.&nbsp;</h2>

If murmurs in the media are to be believed, former Australian opener and coach Justin Langer could become the next head coach of the Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL.
According to a Cricbuzz report, sources within the IPL have indicated that discussions have taken place between Langer and the franchise.
The 52-year-old has a successful track record, having led Australia to victory in the Twenty20 World Cup and guiding the Perth Scorchers to multiple Big Bash League titles.
While LSG has not commented on potential coaching changes, if an agreement is reached, Langer would replace Flower, whose two-year contract with the franchise has come to an end.
No other changes to the LSG support staff have been discussed, with Morne Morkel, Jonty Rhodes, and Vijay Dahiya expected to continue in their respective coaching roles.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;

'A send-off, a crack at a legend and a prediction of 3 number 11s when those same 'bunnies' hit the winning run'

'You are taking on an entire country here': Another Australian cricketer slams Ollie Robinson

'A send-off, a crack at a legend and a prediction of 3 number 11s when those same 'bunnies' hit the winning run'

England's Ollie Robinson's fiery send-off to Usman Khawaja and his following remarks in the Edgbaston Test are not going down well with Australian cricketers.&nbsp; After Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden's harsh comments, former Australia coach Justin Langer has slammed Robinson for his on-field altercation with Khawaja.&nbsp; In his column for The Telegraph, Langer called him 'silly' and remarked, 'junkyard dogs tend to bark' After the Khawaja incident, Robinson had singled out Ponting and had commented, 'we've all seen Ricky Ponting and all the Aussies do the same to us' Referring to this Langer wrote, 'Sledge ex-captain Ponting, the much-loved little master of Australia and there is always going to be backlash, you're taking on an entire country here'&nbsp; He went on to say in his article, 'it is ok to have a chat but make sure to back it up. A send-off, a crack at a legend and a prediction of 3 number 11s when those same 'bunnies' hit the winning run. Junkyard dogs tend to bark'

Rejoice Justin Bieber fans! The singer is all set to resume his international tour, Justice World Tour, in July-end. Early in June, Bieber postponed the U.S. leg of his tour after being diagnosed with Ramsay-Hunt syndrome.
The 28-year-old singer will resume his tour by performing at the Lucca Summer Festival in Italy on July 31. He will continue his tour across Europe, South America, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand and then back to Europe in 2023. Details of the postponed U.S shows are yet to be revealed. 
Justin Bieber will be performing in New Delhi on October 18. The event will be held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
The Justice World Tour will travel to more than 30 countries with over 125 shows from May 2022 to March 2023. Recently, Bieber collaborated with director Cole Bennett for his new single + video 'Honest', featuring Don Toliver.

Justin Bieber to resume his 'Justice World Tour' after health scare, will perform in India on October 18

Justin Bieber will resume the 'Justice World Tour' at Lucca Summer Festival, Italy on July 31

Justin Bieber will resume the 'Justice World Tour' at Lucca Summer Festival, Italy on July 31

Rejoice <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/justin-bieber-reveals-that-he-is-suffering-from-facial-paralysis-1654922711083" target="_blank">Justin Bieber</a> fans! The singer is all set to resume his international tour, Justice World Tour, in July-end. Early in June, Bieber postponed the U.S. leg of his tour after being diagnosed with Ramsay-Hunt syndrome.
The 28-year-old singer will resume his tour by performing at the Lucca Summer Festival in Italy on July 31. He will continue his tour across Europe, South America, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand and then back to Europe in 2023. Details of the postponed U.S shows are yet to be revealed.&nbsp;
Justin Bieber will be performing in New Delhi on October 18. The event will be held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
The Justice World Tour will travel to more than 30 countries with over 125 shows from May 2022 to March 2023. Recently, Bieber collaborated with director Cole Bennett for his new single + video 'Honest', featuring Don Toliver.
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Pat Cummins who has been under fire over Justin Langer's resignation feels although Australia under Langer had a good record, the team needs a new style of coaching and new skillset.Cummins who took over the charge as Test skipper in December and led the Kangaroos to a thumping Ashes series win feels that it is his responsibility to stand by the collective decision of his teammates who also agree that the team needs a new style of coaching. To his critics, the 28-year-old ace bowler said, 'just as you have always stuck up to your mates I am sticking for mine'. Coach Langer who helped Australia win their first T20 World Cup last year, was offered a short extension. He however did not accept it and resigned after almost 4 years of service. While Cummins revealed that the ex-coach had apologized to the players for his renowned intensity, the skipper believes no player in the team had an issue with it and there is no need to apologise. Calling Cricket Australia's decision of helping in bringing in the transition a brave one, the Ashes-winning skipper said that he takes his responsibility seriously. I live and breathe it, but we also have a responsibility towards our mates', he added. 
 

'Need new style of coaching': Pat Cummins message to his critics over Justin Langer's resignation 

'Need a new style of coaching'

Australian Test captain Pat Cummins supports his teammates and shows no love for former coach Justin Langer 

While Pat&nbsp;Cummins&nbsp;revealed that the ex-coach had apologised to the players for his renowned intensity, the skipper believes no player in the team had an issue with it and there is no need to apologise.&nbsp;

Pat Cummins who has been under fire&nbsp;over <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/justin-langer-tenders-shock-resignation-andrew-mcdonald-appointed-as-australia-s-interim-head-coach-1644038738336">Justin Langer's resignation</a> feels although Australia under Langer&nbsp;had a good record, the team needed a new style of coaching and new skillset. Cummins&nbsp;who took over the charge as Test skipper in December and led the Kangaroos&nbsp;to a thumping Ashes series win feels that it is his responsibility to stand by the collective decision of his teammates who also agree that the team needs a new style of coaching.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/james-anderson-stuart-broad-dropped-from-england-s-test-squad-vs-west-indies-1644381328143">James Anderson, Stuart Broad dropped from England's Test squad vs West Indies</a> To his critics, the 28-year-old ace bowler said, 'just as you have always stuck up to your mates I am sticking for mine'. Coach&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;who helped&nbsp;Australia win their first T20 World Cup last year, was offered a short extension. He however did not accept it and resigned after almost 4 years of service. While Cummins&nbsp;revealed that the ex-coach had apologized to the players for his renowned intensity, the skipper believes no player in the team had an issue with it and there is no need to apologise.&nbsp; Calling Cricket Australia's decision of helping in bringing in the transition a brave one, the Ashes-winning skipper said&nbsp;that he takes his responsibility seriously. I live and breathe it, but we also have a&nbsp;responsibility towards our mates', he added.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

After trouncing England in the Ashes series and winning an elusive World T20, Australia head coach Justin Langer announced a shock resignation on Saturday.
Langer's management company said in a statement that the resignation was followed by a meeting with Cricket Australia last evening.
Meanwhile, the Australian board has appointed Andrew McDonald as interim head coach.
While explaining the sudden change in the Australia men's cricket team's top job, the board said that Langer was offered a short-term extension to his current contract, including the T20 World Cup title defense later this year.
The statement further read that Langer opted not to accept the contract.
Langer took Australia's coaching job in 2018 after the ball-tampering scandal and curbed the toxic win-at-all-costs culture.  
Australia is set to tour Pakistan in March for the first time since 1998 and this will be McDonald's first assignment as Australia's interim head coach.

Justin Langer tenders shock resignation, Andrew McDonald appointed as Australia's interim head coach

After trouncing England in the Ashes series and winning an elusive World T20, Australia head coach Justin Langer announced a shock resignation after an 8-hour long meeting with Cricket Australia

After trouncing England in the Ashes series and winning an elusive World T20, Australia head coach Justin Langer announced a shock resignation on Saturday.
Langer's management company said in a statement that the resignation was followed by a meeting with Cricket Australia last evening.
Meanwhile, the Australian board has appointed Andrew McDonald as interim head coach.
While explaining the sudden change in the Australia men's cricket team's top job, the board said that Langer was offered a short-term extension to his current contract, including the T20 World Cup title defense later this year.
The statement further read that Langer opted not to accept the contract.
Langer&nbsp;took Australia's coaching job in 2018 after the ball-tampering scandal and curbed the toxic win-at-all-costs culture. &nbsp;
Australia is set to tour Pakistan in March for the first time since 1998 and this will be McDonald's first assignment as Australia's interim head coach.

After trouncing England in the Ashes series and winning an elusive World T20, Australia head coach Justin Langer announced a shock resignation on Saturday

After trouncing England in the Ashes series and winning an elusive World T20, Australia head coach Justin Langer announced a shock resignation on Saturday.
Langer's management company said in a statement that the resignation was followed by a meeting with Cricket Australia last evening.
Meanwhile, the Australian board has appointed Andrew McDonald as interim head coach.
While explaining the sudden change in the Australia men's cricket team's top job, the board said that Langer was offered a short-term extension to his current contract, including the T20 World Cup title defense later this year.
The statement further read that Langer opted not to accept the contract.
Langer&nbsp;took Australia's coaching job in 2018 after the ball-tampering scandal and curbed the toxic win-at-all-costs culture. &nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/australia-to-tour-pakistan-for-the-first-time-since-1998-1643970987683" target="_blank">Australia to tour Pakistan for the first time since 1998. Check full schedule here</a>
Australia is set to tour Pakistan in March for the first time since 1998 and this will be McDonald's first assignment as Australia's interim head coach.

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the fifth and final Ashes test against England due to a side strain.
The 30-year-old fast bowler sustained the injury in the 1st Test at the Gabba and has been sidelined since then. Australia head coach Justin Langer, however, expects Hazlewood to be back in action in the one-day home series against New Zealand later this month.
The Aussies didn't miss Hazlewood as Jhye Richardson and Scott Boland impressed with their performances in his absence. 
Also read: 

The Ashes: Josh Hazlewood ruled out of 5th Test due to a side strain

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the fifth and final Ashes test against England due to a side strain

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the fifth and final Ashes test against England due to a side strain.
The 30-year-old fast bowler sustained the injury in the 1st Test at the Gabba and has been sidelined since then. Australia head coach Justin Langer,&nbsp;however, expects Hazlewood&nbsp;to be back in action in the one-day home series against New Zealand later this month.
The Aussies didn't miss Hazlewood&nbsp;as&nbsp;Jhye Richardson and Scott Boland&nbsp;impressed with their performances in his absence.

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the fifth and final Ashes test against England due to a side strain

Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the fifth and final Ashes test against England due to a side strain.
The 30-year-old fast bowler sustained the injury in the 1st Test at the Gabba and has been sidelined since then. Australia head coach Justin Langer,&nbsp;however, expects Hazlewood&nbsp;to be back in action in the one-day home series against New Zealand later this month.
The Aussies didn't miss Hazlewood&nbsp;as&nbsp;Jhye Richardson and Scott Boland&nbsp;impressed with their performances in his absence.&nbsp;
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Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer said that though the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not on a 5-0 scoreline. 
Langer said that winning the World Cup and the Ashes were his 2 missions and as they did in the World T20, Australia will take one game at a time. 'We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match,' added the Aussie head coach.
Australia lead the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

Ashes: 5-0 scoreline not the focus ahead of the Boxing Day Test, says Langer

Australia's head coach Justin Langer said that though the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not on a 5-0 Ashes scoreline

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline.&nbsp;
BITE: JUSTIN LANGER, Head Coach, Australia
'We haven't talked about anything like that, we obviously.. we're focused and I've said this publicly, after a World Cup and an Ashes....this two sort of missions, if you like, the World Cup, we did it one game at a time there. We were able to get accomplished that result. And we're doing the same here.
PATCH
'So the mission, if you like, was to win the Ashes in Australia. We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match.'
Australia leads the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline.&nbsp;
Langer&nbsp;said that winning the World Cup and the Ashes were his 2 missions and as they did in the World T20, Australia will take one game at a time. 'We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match,' added the Aussie head coach.
Australia leads the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

Australia head coach Justin Langer has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns.

Justin Langer backs Tim Paine, questions society for being brutal

Australia head coach Justin Langer has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.

Australia head coach Justin&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an&nbsp;indefinite break&nbsp;from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.
According to media reports,&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;made a secret visit to Paine's home ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Langer&nbsp;bite: "He's one of the best people I have met in cricket so it was nice to go down and see him, and you'd have to ask him how he's going. I think when I saw him, he's obviously shattered with what's happened because he's been such an exemplary figure in Australian cricket for the last four years particularly, you know, his life's changed obviously so, but you have to ask him how he's going. All I know it was important to go and see him. We talk about looking after our boys having each other's backs. And it was a no brainer for me to go and see him."
Paine resigned from the Test captaincy after the sexting&nbsp;scandal was resurfaced and subsequently took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns as he has been&nbsp;facing a constant backlash from society.

Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame

Australia head coach Justin&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an&nbsp;indefinite break&nbsp;from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.
According to media reports,&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;made a secret visit to Paine's home ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Langer&nbsp;said that Tim Paine has made a mistake and paid a heavy price for it.
Paine resigned from the captaincy after the sexting&nbsp;scandal was resurfaced and subsequently took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns as he has been&nbsp;facing a constant backlash from society.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-22-alex-carey-to-replace-tim-paine-in-australia-test-squad-1638415017737" target="_blank">Ashes 2021-22: Alex Carey to replace Tim Paine in Australia Test squad</a>

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Baily&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Baily&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;Langer addresses concerns over coaching style with Aus team
Baily&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Baily&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

Under fire Aussie Coach Justin Langer gets support from chief selector George Bailey 

After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Bailey&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Bailey&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

<ul>
<li>Major accusations against Aussie coach Justin Langer</li>
<li>Langer&nbsp;accused of being a total authoritarian and has had bursts ups with the team&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
<li>Australia recently avoided a whitewash against Bangladesh&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Bailey&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Bailey&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/langer-addresses-concerns-over-coaching-style-with-aus-team-1625136174724" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Langer addresses concerns over coaching style with Aus team</a>
Bailey&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

After a 4-1 thrashing at the hands of Bangladesh, Australian cricket is now hoping that their superstars get a good run during the Indian Premier League which will serve as a good platform to get in the grove ahead of World T20. Chief Selector George Bailey feels that stars like Steve&nbsp;Smith and David Warner who have not played any cricket since IPL&nbsp;was abandoned due to 2nd wave of Covid-19 in India will get better when the tournament resumes in the UAE.&nbsp;
Bailey added, "Absolutely have full trust that the IPL is a good prep (preparation), throw a bit of faith in the franchise that they, that they'll pick the players. Certainly our players, that'd be great so that they are getting those games and bat and bowl them in the exact roles that we'd like them to for the Australian team would be also great, but not sure we'll get any saying that. So, no, really comfortable with that. I think that, again, conditions will be so similar. So there's going to be some huge benefits to that."
After the disastrous tour of Bangladesh where 7 top stars didn't play, George&nbsp;Bailey and his team announced a full-strength squad for the Twenty20 World Cup including Steve Smith, David Warner and Pat Cummins.&nbsp;

Aussies pin their hopes on IPL 2021 to help prepare for World T20

Most top Australian stars including Steve Smith, David Warner and Pat Cummins haven't played competitive cricket since IPL&nbsp;2021 was abandoned earlier this year&nbsp;

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<li>Bangladesh&nbsp;thrashed Australia 4-1 in a T20 series recently&nbsp;</li>
<li>Turmoil in Australia, coach Langer&nbsp;under fire for various reasons</li>
<li>Chief selector George Bailey&nbsp;trusts IPL for a good preparation&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

After a 4-1 thrashing at the hands of Bangladesh, Australian cricket is now hoping that their superstars get a good run during the Indian Premier League which will serve as a good platform to get in the grove ahead of World T20. Chief Selector George Bailey feels that stars like Steve&nbsp;Smith and David Warner who have not played any cricket since IPL&nbsp;was abandoned due to 2nd wave of Covid-19 in India will get better when the tournament resumes in the UAE.&nbsp;
Bailey added, "Absolutely have full trust that the IPL is a good prep (preparation), throw a bit of faith in the franchise that they, that they'll pick the players. Certainly our players, that'd be great so that they are getting those games and bat and bowl them in the exact roles that we'd like them to for the Australian team would be also great, but not sure we'll get any saying that. So, no, really comfortable with that. I think that, again, conditions will be so similar. So there's going to be some huge benefits to that."
After the disastrous tour of Bangladesh where 7 top stars didn't play, George&nbsp;Bailey and his team announced a full-strength squad for the Twenty20 World Cup including Steve Smith, David Warner and Pat Cummins.&nbsp;

Aaron Finch confirmed that Justin Langer addressed the concerns over his coaching style with the Australian team and took it head on.

Langer addresses concerns over coaching style with Aus team

Aaron Finch&nbsp;confirmed that Justin&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;addressed the concerns over his coaching style with the&nbsp;Australian team and took it head on.

Few days after Test skipper Tim Paine came out in support of Justin Langer, Australia's limited-overs skipper Aaron Finch&nbsp;confirmed that there were no issues with the coaching style of Langer.
Before the Australian&nbsp;squad departed for West Indies, Langer&nbsp;addressed the confronting team reviews. Finch said that Langer&nbsp;took it head on and addressed that. He added that&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;has done a fantastic job and the way he confronted that and the way it was received by the players was outstanding.
Reports of an alleged unrest in the Australia dressing room about the coaching style of&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;started doing the rounds after Australia lost a home Test series to India for the second time in a row.

<ul>
<li>Aaron Finch&nbsp;confirms that there are no issues with the coaching style of Justin&nbsp;Langer</li>
<li>Reports of an alleged unrest in the Australia dressing room about the coaching style of&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;were doing the rounds</li>
</ul>

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
Paine feels that they they want to evolve as a team and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that. They are all committed to that and are all 100% behind Langer in the job that he is doing.

Tim Paine backs under-fire coach Langer for their Ashes defense

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
BITE: TIM PAINE, Captain, Australia
'We all feel that now as a team we want to evolve, we want to improve, and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that - it's not him by himself or us by ourselves, it's all of our coaching staff, it's all of our staff and it's all of our players. We are all committed to that and we're all 100% behind JL in the job that he is doing.'

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
Paine feels that they they want to evolve as a team and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that. They are all committed to that and are all 100% behind Langer in the job that he is doing.

Warner returned to the Australian squad having not fully recovered from the groin injury but is still rearing to go.

India Vs Australia: David Warner willing to take on pain & play the 3rd Test, says Justin Langer

Warner willing to take on pain & play the 3rd Test: Langer

Australian head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;gave some more clarity over David Warner's recovery and he feels that the hard-hitting opener should be fine to play the 3rd Test starting January 7 in Sydney.
BITE: JUSTIN LANGER, Head Coach, Australia
'I think he's batting will be fine, there might just be some different movements that he needs to make in the field, so we'll probably get him in the slips. PATCH It's&nbsp;not something that's necessarily going to reinjure himself, but he's going to have some pain. And like a lot of cricketers, you play through different levels of pain. He's he's willing to take that on and hopefully it won't hamper him too much.'

Australian head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;gave some more clarity over David Warner's recovery and he feels that the hard-hitting opener should be fine to play the 3rd Test starting January 7 in Sydney. Langer&nbsp;said that&nbsp;like a lot of cricketers, you play through different levels of pain. And Warner is willing to take that on and hopefully it won't hamper him too much.

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