Ravi Shastri shared a heartwarming put up on Saturday after stepping down as the top coach of India males’s cricket group, saying he’ll cherish the recollections made alongside the best way and can proceed to again the Men in Blue sooner or later.
Shastri’s tenure with Team India ended with an early exit from the T20 World Cup.
“Now that the penny has dropped…thank you so much for making me part of this incredible journey. Memories that I will cherish and a team that I will continue to back till the time I’m able to watch the sport #TeamIndia @imVkohli @ImRo45 @ajinkyarahane88,” wrote Shastri because the caption of his put up on Twitter.
Now that the penny has dropped…thanks a lot for making me a part of this unimaginable journey. Memories that I’ll cherish and a group that I’ll proceed to again until the time I’m in a position to watch the game #TeamIndia @imVkohli @ImRo45 @ajinkyarahane88 🇮🇳🙏🏻
— Ravi Shastri (@RaviShastriOfc) November 13, 2021
Earlier on Monday, the 59-year-old Shastri termed the present Indian facet as one of many biggest sides on the planet in a riveting post-match speech after India’s nine-wicket win over Namibia of their ultimate Super 12 Group 2 outing.
“You guys, as a team, have over-exceeded my expectations with the way you’ve played. Over the last few years, you went across the globe, across formats and beat everyone. This makes you one of the great teams that has played the game. Not only a great Indian cricket team… this will go down as one of great teams that has played the game over the five-six years across all formats,” mentioned Shastri.
“Yes, we did not have a great World Cup. We could have won ICC tournaments. But you will get another chance. You’ll be wiser, you’ll be more experienced.”
Must Watch: A stirring speech to log out because the #TeamIndia Head Coach 👏 👏
Here’s a snippet from @RaviShastriOfc‘s team address in the dressing room, reflecting on the team’s journey in the previous few years. 👍 👍 #T20WorldCup #INDvNAM
Watch 🎥 🔽https://t.co/x05bg0dLKH pic.twitter.com/IlUIVxg6wp
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 9, 2021
Under Shastri, India beat Australia twice in Test collection Down Under, led England 2-1 away from residence and registered limited-overs collection victories around the globe.
Shastri is about get replaced by former India captain Rahul Dravid as the top coach.
