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'It&rsquo;s time to just sit back, reflect a bit, take the emotion out of it and make some good, sound, cricketing decisions once everything&rsquo;s calmed down'

TATA IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians looking for a bowling overhaul? Mark Boucher suggests

'There are so many things that we can talk about now. For me to start opening up a can of worms now would be stupid,' said Mark Boucher after GT beat MI in IPL 2023 Qualifier 2

'It&rsquo;s time to just sit back, reflect a bit, take the emotion out of it and make some good, sound, cricketing decisions once everything&rsquo;s calmed down'

After Mumbai Indians crashed out of IPL 2023 following a heavy defeat against the Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1, MI head coach Mark Boucher wasn't in the best of moods.
In the post-match press conference, he said that quality bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah and Jofra Archer not being available due to injuries left a hole.
'You lose two of your stars in the bowling lineup. It&rsquo;s going to create a couple of holes and we try to fix it up as best as possible. Hopefully, the guys can get over the injuries. If they can&rsquo;t, then we might have to look at other places,' Boucher suggested.
'There are so many things that we can talk about now. For me to start opening up a can of worms now would be stupid. I think it&rsquo;s time to just sit back, reflect a bit, take the emotion out of it and make some good, sound, cricketing decisions once everything&rsquo;s calmed down and once we understand the future of certain individuals and where they are from a fitness perspective,' concluded Boucher.

A gutted Boucher said that his squad deserved to give themselves a better chance

T20 World Cup 2022 SA vs NL: Coach Mark Boucher 'Gutted & disappointing' after South Africa choke again

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher reflected on a disappointing end to Proteas' T20 World Cup 2022 campaign after they were knocked out following a shock loss vs Netherlands

Here's how he reacted

A gutted Boucher said that his squad deserved to give themselves a better chance

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher reflected on a disappointing end to Proteas' T20 World Cup 2022 campaign after they were knocked out following a shock loss vs Netherlands.
A gutted Boucher said that his squad deserved to give themselves a better chance. 'It's very disappointing for me and certainly every single guy who's in our dressing room at the moment.' he added.
The 45-year-old former wicketkeeper also admitted that as a coach, it was his worst loss.&nbsp;
'It is quite frustrating because as a player you can at least still have a say in the game. As a coach, you're left to leave it up to other individuals to go out there and try and perform,' Boucher stated.
Also read: <a title="Biggest upset of T20 World Cup 2022: South Africa choke yet again as Netherlands win by 13 runs" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/biggest-upset-of-t20-world-cup-2022-south-africa-choke-yet-again-as-netherlands-win-by-13-runs-1667704824959">Biggest upset of T20 World Cup 2022: South Africa choke yet again as Netherlands win by 13 runs</a>

Amid the major overhaul in the coaching staff, Mumbai Indians appointed Mark Boucher as the head coach of the franchise from the 2023 season of the Indian Premier League.
With Mahela Jayawardene and Zaheer Khan taking up global roles at the Mumbai Indians, there has been speculation that Boucher will get the top job at IPL's most-successful franchise after his coaching stint at South Africa national cricket will come to an end post-T20 World Cup.  
Also read: SA20 League: MI Cape Town announce coaching staff for inaugural edition
While terming Mumbai Indians as the world's most successful sporting franchise, Boucher said that MI have been a strong unit with great leadership and players. 
However, Boucher will have a great task on his hands when he took over the reins from Jayawardene. Mumbai finished the 2022 season at the bottom of the 10-team points table and managed to win only 4 of the 14 matches. 
Despite MI's poor outing in the previous season, Jayawardene will be regarded as one of the most successful coaches in the world's biggest T20 extravaganza. 
Having joined the Mumbai-based franchise in 2017, the Sri Lankan veteran had managed to win three titles for MI against Chennai Super Kings' Stephan Flemming, who has won most 4 titles for CSK as head coach since 2009. Earlier, Boucher had worked with Kolkata Knight Riders as a wicketkeeping coach in 2016. prior to that, he had also played for KKR as well as Royal Challengers Bangalore. 

IPL: Mark Boucher named Mumbai Indians head coach

Amidst the major overhaul in their coaching staff, Mumbai Indians have appointed a new head coach in Mark Boucher.

Mark Boucher, whose stint as South Africa's national coach comes to an end after the T20 World Cup, will take over the reins from Mahela Jayawardene at Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians have appointed Mark Boucher as the head coach of the franchise from the 2023 season of the Indian Premier League.
With Mahela Jayawardene and Zaheer Khan taking up global roles for the franchise, there were murmurs about Boucher taking up the top job at IPL's most-successful franchise, and now that has been confirmed.
Boucher will take over after his coaching stint with the South African national team comes to an end post the T20 World Cup in Australia.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sa20-league-mi-cape-town-announce-coaching-staff-for-inaugural-edition-1663261337784">SA20 League: MI Cape Town announce coaching staff for inaugural edition</a>
 While terming Mumbai Indians as the world's most successful sporting franchise, Boucher said that MI have been a strong unit with great leadership and players.
However, Boucher will have a big task on his hands, especially after Mumbai finished the 2022 season at the bottom of the 10-team points table and managed to win only 4 of the 14 matches.&nbsp;
Despite MI's poor outing in the previous season, Jayawardene will still be regarded as one of the most successful coaches in the world's biggest T20 extravaganza.&nbsp;
The Sri Lankan legend won 3 titles with the Mumbai Indians, having taken over as head coach only in 2017. &nbsp; His replacement, Mark Boucher, had previously worked with Kolkata Knight Riders as a wicket-keeping coach in 2016. Prior to that, he had also played for KKR as well as the Royal Challengers Bangalore.&nbsp;

South African cricket coach Mark Boucher has decided to step down as the team coach after the T20 World Cup in Australia. The 45-year-old has made the decision in order to pursue other opportunities in line with his future career.

Mark Boucher to step down as South Africa coach after T20 World Cup 2022

Mark Boucher has decided to step down as South Africa's head coach after T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia The 45-year-old has been in charge of the national team since December 2019.

Here's why

Cricket South Africa made Boucher's decision public right after South Africa's Test series loss against England

Mark Boucher has decided to step down as South Africa's head coach after T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia.
The 45-year-old took the decision in order to pursue &ldquo;other opportunities in line with his future career and personal objectives&rdquo;, officials said on Monday. The decision was made public right after Proteas' 3-match test series defeat against England.
Boucher, who was a part of the former South African team as well, was appointed as the head coach in December 2019 and was supposed to be under contract till the end of the 2023 Cricket World Cup in October.
Cricket South Africa appreciated Boucher's contribution to cricket and admitted that Boucher helped the team in getting a new foundation after a number of senior players retired in recent times.
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The news of Quinton de Kock's retirement from Test cricket has come as a shock for the South Africa head coach Mark Boucher.
According to South African press, Boucher said that one can not be expected of de Kock's calibre to retire at that age.
Boucher termed the news as a shock, however, he fully respect the southpaw's decision.
The Proteas head coach further added that the team have no luxury to dwell on de Kock's decision and instead focus on the remaining two Test matches against India.
The 29-year old wicket-keeper batter announced his sudden retirement from Test cricket after the end of the first Test match against India.

IND vs SA Tests: Proteas head coach Mark Boucher terms Quinton de Kock's retirement as shocking

The Proteas head coach Boucher said that one can not be expected of de Kock's calibre to retire at that age. But he fully respects the Southpaw's decision to hang up his boots for Tests.

IND vs SA Tests: Mark Boucher terms Quinton de Kock's retirement as shocking

The news of Quinton de Kock's retirement from Test cricket has come as a shock for the South Africa head coach Mark Boucher.
According to South African press, Boucher said that one can not expect someone of de Kock's calibre to retire at that age.
Boucher termed the news as a shock, however, he fully respects the southpaw's decision.
The Proteas head coach further added that the team have no luxury to dwell on de Kock's decision and instead focus on the remaining two Test matches against India.
The 29-year old wicket-keeper batter announced his sudden retirement from Test cricket after the end of the first Test match against India.

The news of Quinton de Kock retirement from Test cricket has came as a shock for the South Africa head coach Mark Boucher

The news of Quinton de Kock's retirement from Test cricket has come as a shock for the South Africa head coach Mark Boucher.
According to South African press, Boucher said that one can not expect someone of de Kock's calibre to retire at that age.
Boucher termed the news as a shock, however, he fully respects the southpaw's decision.
The Proteas head coach further added that the team have no luxury to dwell on de Kock's decision and instead focus on the remaining two Test matches against India.
The 29-year old wicket-keeper batter announced his sudden retirement from Test cricket after the end of the first Test match against India.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-2nd-test-we-need-to-get-better-at-it-dravid-on-wtc-points-penalty-1641190301858" target="_blank"> IND vs SA 2nd Test: 'We need to get better at it': Dravid on WTC points penalty</a>

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial

AB de Villiers, Graeme Smith and Mark Boucher accused of racial prejudice during their South Africa stint

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.

South Africa's commission on racial abuse named these former stars in a report

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.
According to an ESPNcricinfo report, the commission has named former captain Graeme Smith, current head coach Mark Boucher and former batter AB de Villers of discriminating against black players.
However, de Villiers denied the charges and tweeted that during his career, he expressed honest cricketing opinions based on what he believed best for the team and never based on anyone's race.
The SJN commission report recommended an appointment of a permanent ombudsman to deal with race and gender-based complaints in South Africa cricket.

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.
According to an ESPNcricinfo report, the commission has named former captain Graeme Smith, current head coach Mark Boucher and former batter AB de Villers of discriminating against black players.
However, de Villiers denied the charges and tweeted that during his career, he expressed honest cricketing opinions based on what he believed best for the team and never based on anyone's race.
The SJN commission report recommended an appointment of a permanent ombudsman to deal with race and gender-based complaints in South Africa cricket.
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