Today, the Indian team's head coach Ravi Shastri, believes that this rest is 'welcome' due to COVID-19 being stopped all over the world, which in May last year Since the World Cup, only 10-11 days are being spent at home. All sports are closed all over the world due to coronavirus infection.
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Shastri said, 'This rest is not bad because fatigue started to dominate at the end of the New Zealand tour. Physical and mental fatigue and injuries.' He was speaking to Sky Sports podcasters on former England captain Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain and Rob Key. Shastri said that players can use this time to get fresh.
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According to media reports, Shastri said, 'We have played a lot of cricket in the last ten months, whose fatigue had started appearing now. I and some members of the support staff left for the World Cup in England on 23 May and so far have stayed at home for 10 or 11 days only. Some players are playing all three formats, so you can understand how tired they will be. It is not easy to mold ourselves to T20 cricket with Test and travel so much.'
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