So, you have a group of players, at least eight to 10, who know they might not start or play in that game
Dinesh Karthik. Pic/AFP
RCB batting coach Dinesh Karthik believes the coaching group, led by Andy Flower, has nailed the process of ensuring players are improving. “When you have a team doing well like we did in the first half, you’re almost assured of playing the same 12 for most games. So, you have a group of players, at least eight to 10, who know they might not start or play in that game.
“Keeping their motivation levels up, keeping them hungry, and making sure that when the opportunity comes, they’re ready for it is one of the biggest challenges. I must admit, Andy and the group have tried really hard, and they have nailed the process which has kept players not only hungry, but also improving,” Karthik said.
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