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Ravi Shastri&nbsp;retires as Team India's head coach with his tenure coming to an end after a disastrous outing at World T20 in the UAE. Despite not winning a single ICC&nbsp;title with Virat&nbsp;Kohli as the captain, can the Ravi&nbsp;Shastri-era still be called the best for Team India?&nbsp;&nbsp;
Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri's partnership might have ended without an ICC trophy but their stint has been an impressive one.&nbsp;
Enviable home record
Ever since Shastri was appointed as the full-time coach of the Indian team on July 13, 2017, India became a force to reckon with at home. They played 137 international games on home soil, out of which, they lost only 37.&nbsp;
2 big Test series wins in Australia
India hadn't won a Test series in Australia in their 71 years of Test cricket history but that changed under Shastri. Virat Kohli's men conquered The Aussies in their own backyard in 2018-19 and became the first Asian team to achieve that feat. Shastri had then termed this milestone as big as the 1983 World Cup victory. India proved that it wasn't a flash in the pan as they breached the Australian fortress once again with a 2-1 Test series win a couple of years later.&nbsp;
WTC final
Under Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli, India emerged as a Test cricket powerhouse. With in-form batters, quality spinners and a lethal pace attack, India reached the final of the inaugural World Test Championship. Though they stumbled on the final hurdle against New Zealand&nbsp;1 match can't take away what they did in whites during the 2 years leading up to the WTC final.
Leading a Test series in England
Ravi Shastri had often termed the Indian team of the present as the best travelling side in the world and Kohli's men walked the talk under him. Team India proved their mettle&nbsp;in England too, as they led the 5-match Test series 2-1, before the final match in Manchester was postponed due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp. On the tour, India conquered The Oval in 4th Test, their 1st Test win at the venue since 1971.
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EJExplains: Is Ravi Shastri the best ever Team India coach?

Despite not winning a single ICC title with Virat Kohli as the captain, can the Ravi Shastri-era still be called the best for Team India? Vikram Chandra, Lav Vaid and Yash decode Ravi Shastri's stint as Team India's head coach

As Ravi Shastri's coaching run comes to and end, let's take a look at the highlights of Virat&nbsp;Kohli- Ravi&nbsp;Shastri partnership &amp; compare his statistics to Anil&nbsp;Kumble and Gary Kirsten

Ravi Shastri&nbsp;retires as Team India's head coach with his tenure coming to an end after a disastrous outing at World T20 in the UAE. Despite not winning a single ICC&nbsp;title with Virat&nbsp;Kohli as the captain, can the Ravi&nbsp;Shastri-era still be called the best for Team India?&nbsp;&nbsp;
Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri's partnership might have ended without an ICC trophy but their stint has been an impressive one.&nbsp;
 Enviable home record
Ever since Shastri was appointed as the full-time coach of the Indian team on July 13, 2017, India became a force to reckon with at home. They played 137 international games on home soil, out of which, they lost only 37.&nbsp;
 2 big Test series wins in Australia
India hadn't won a Test series in Australia in their 71 years of Test cricket history but that changed under Shastri. Virat Kohli's men conquered The Aussies in their own backyard in 2018-19 and became the first Asian team to achieve that feat. Shastri had then termed this milestone as big as the 1983 World Cup victory. India proved that it wasn't a flash in the pan as they breached the Australian fortress once again with a 2-1 Test series win a couple of years later.&nbsp;
 WTC final
Under Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli, India emerged as a Test cricket powerhouse. With in-form batters, quality spinners and a lethal pace attack, India reached the final of the inaugural World Test Championship. Though they stumbled on the final hurdle against New Zealand&nbsp;1 match can't take away what they did in whites during the 2 years leading up to the WTC final.
 Leading a Test series in England
Ravi Shastri had often termed the Indian team of the present as the best travelling side in the world and Kohli's men walked the talk under him. Team India proved their mettle&nbsp;in England too, as they led the 5-match Test series 2-1, before the final match in Manchester was postponed due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp. On the tour, India conquered The Oval in 4th Test, their 1st Test win at the venue since 1971.
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Too much cricket is what most Team India fans are always complaining about and most cricketers and coaches always downplayed the notion of calling the bunch a set of professionals. But for the first time, the outgoing Team India head coach Ravi Shastri&nbsp;has admitted that the bunch of cricketers who represent the nation are tired both physically and mentally.&nbsp;
As Shastri's tenure as head coach ends, it coincides with Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;50-match long sting as T20 skipper of the Men in Blue. In an interview before the last game of the World T20 vs Namibia, Shastri&nbsp;said that he himself is tired and it's understandable at his age. The former India cricketer and legendary broadcaster went on to say that the members of Team India are tired &amp; drained and hinted at a genuine fatigue problem. The cricketers are both mentally and physically drained and going by logic, that's not a good sign for the Men in Blue who next host New Zealand&nbsp;in less than 10 days time for a home series.&nbsp;
Post that, the Men in Blue will travel to South Africa for a 2-month long tour before returning to host West Indies at home followed by Sri&nbsp;Lanka, IPL&nbsp;2022 &amp; then South Africa again in a busy home summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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T20 World Cup 2021: Indian cricketers are mentally, physically drained claims outgoing coach Ravi Shastri

Ravi Shastri said that the members of Team India are tired & drained and hinted at a genuine fatigue problem

Too much cricket is what most Team India fans are always complaining about and most cricketers and coaches always downplayed the notion of calling the bunch a set of professionals. But for the first time, the outgoing Team India head coach Ravi Shastri&nbsp;has admitted that the bunch of cricketers who represent the nation are tired both physically and mentally.&nbsp;
As Shastri's tenure as head coach ends, it coincides with Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;50-match long sting as T20 skipper of the Men in Blue. In an interview before the last game of the World T20 vs Namibia, Shastri&nbsp;said that he himself is tired and it's understandable at his age. The former India cricketer and legendary broadcaster went on to say that the members of Team India are tired &amp; drained and hinted at a genuine fatigue problem. The cricketers are both mentally and physically drained and going by logic, that's not a good sign for the Men in Blue who next host New Zealand&nbsp;in less than 10 days time for a home series.&nbsp;
Post that, the Men in Blue will travel to South Africa for a 2-month long tour before returning to host West Indies at home followed by Sri&nbsp;Lanka, IPL&nbsp;2022 &amp; then South Africa again in a busy home summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ravi Shastri's&nbsp;tenure as the head coach of Team India ends, he claims that the cricketers are physically and mentally tired&nbsp;

Too much cricket is what most Team India fans are always complaining about and most cricketers and coaches always downplayed the notion of calling the bunch a set of professionals. But for the first time, the outgoing Team India head coach Ravi Shastri&nbsp;has admitted that the bunch of cricketers who represent the nation are tired both physically and mentally.&nbsp;
As Shastri's tenure as head coach ends, it coincides with Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;50-match long sting as T20 skipper of the Men in Blue. In an interview before the last game of the World T20 vs Namibia, Shastri&nbsp;said that he himself is tired and it's understandable at his age. The former India cricketer and legendary broadcaster went on to say that the members of Team India are tired &amp; drained and hinted at a genuine fatigue problem. The cricketers are both mentally and physically drained and going by logic, that's not a good sign for the Men in Blue who next host New Zealand&nbsp;in less than 10 days time for a home series.&nbsp;
Post that, the Men in Blue will travel to South Africa for a 2-month long tour before returning to host West Indies at home followed by Sri&nbsp;Lanka, IPL&nbsp;2022 &amp; then South Africa again in a busy home summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Kohli-Shastri era ends: Biggest success moments for Team India " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/kohli-shastri-era-ends-biggest-success-moments-for-team-india-1636351073105" target="_blank">Kohli-Shastri era ends: Biggest success moments for Team India </a>

Ind vs Aus: Pujara, Vihari  to join squad in UAE

Test batting pair, coaches, and support staff will fly to Dubai next Sunday to join the Indian squad for the upcoming&nbsp;Australia tour

Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara, Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari,&nbsp;and&nbsp;the support staff of Team India&nbsp;is expected to leave for Dubai next Sunday to join the rest of the squad for the upcoming&nbsp;Australia tour, reported ESPNcricinfo.&nbsp;Alongside the 2 Test specialists, Indian batting coach Vikram Rathore, Bowling coach Bharat&nbsp;Arun and Fielding coach R Sridhar&nbsp;will also fly to Dubai. The report further stated that the Indian team head coach, Ravi&nbsp;Shastri will also leave on Monday to join the squad. The group will undergo a 6-day quarantine and will not be a part of the IPL&nbsp;bubble. Team India is set to play 3 T20s, 3 ODIs, and 3 Tests in Australia.&nbsp;

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