MSK Prasad is credited with bringing a number of the most proficient gamers into the Indian setup throughout his tenure, be it Hardik Pandya or Rishabh Pant. But there have been perennial rumors of him being overshadowed by Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli. During an interplay with cricket.com, Prasad was requested about the identical.
In response Prasad stated that each of them are professionals and perceive what’s the finest for the workforce. He additionally stated that every one three engaged in arguments. “You ask them what kind of arguments we had. Sometimes, we didn’t want to see each other (after meetings) but the beauty of them is that the next morning when we would meet, they would recognize and acknowledge that there is (merit in the) point we made,” Prasad revealed.
“I am a management student and know how to manage. People want me to blame someone publicly? Why should I do that because it is my family? I may like or dislike decisions even at home in my family but can I come out and say something publicly?” Prasad added.
“Virat and Ravi will tell you about that (how we used to have heated debates). Just because we didn’t have differences publicly doesn’t mean that we were succumbing to them. Who knows how we have convinced them on so many issues,” he signed off.
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Prasad additionally went on to discuss Rishabh Pant, who wasn’t seen as the very best wager in Test cricket. “That’s what we talk about succession. When we picked this guy (Pant), there was a lot of controversy. People said that he can’t bat in Test cricket and can’t keep in challenging wickets. So, what has happened today? See, how he kept wickets against England at home. And the way he batted in challenging batting conditions like England and Australia. The role of the selector is to identify the potential. Many people never believed that Pant would be so good,” Prasad instructed Cricket.com.
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