Team India, who is preparing for the Champions Trophy in Dubai, has suffered a major setback before the Marki event. According to a report by Dainik Jagran, Assistant Coach Morne Morkel left the team in Dubai for South Africa on Monday after his father’s death.
In particular, former South Africa Pesar attended Team India’s first training session, but has not been seen in action since then. The report shows that there is no clarity that Morkel will join Team India, causing a wave of concern and sorrow in the Indian team.
With Morkel going to Morkel, the burden on other members of the Indian coaching staff is ready to increase. It is not yet clear whether Gautam Gambhir Or captain Rohit Sharma will ask BCCI For another member of the coaching staff to help player training in the interim.
Morkel’s absence, in particular, can be eagerly felt by the Indian team in Dubai, where the pitch is likely to provide help to fast bowlers. Blue men are already without the experience of Pesar Jaspreet Bumrah, and the departure of the supporting coach can affect a bowling line-up that is already looking weak for the tournament.
India’s route for Champions Trophy:
Champions Trophy On February 19, Kicks Kick with an initial match between Pakistan and New Zealand. The Main in Blue will play his first match against Bangladesh at Dubai International Stadium on 20 February.
Men in Blue have an impressive record against their neighbors in Odis, leading 32–8. However, Bangladesh is not lighter in the region and is known to give top teams a blow. The memory of the 2007 World Cup, when India was knocked by Bangladesh, is still fresh in the minds of Indian fans. Recently, Bangladesh defeated India in the Super Four Stage of the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka.
