Indian coaches must view Shaun Tait's extended break from cricket with concern for their own bowlers, writes Makarand Waingankar in the Hindu
Here is a case that makes us understand the vital value of the role of a counselling psychologist in every state team and even at the NCA for the growth of a modern cricketer.
When a fast bowler is struggling with his rhythm, he is mentally down and expects reassurance from the coach of his capabilities.
The last thing he needs is technical lectures, as he is mentally not prepared to grasp solutions. Once he is reassured of his capabilities, he would then be ready to work on the solutions.
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