‘Clearly, there’s something wrong’: Gavaskar questions India’s fitness methods
Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary former captain, raises concerns regarding the fitness and training methodologies of the Indian cricket team.
He points out that the spate of hamstring injuries suggests flaws in the existing training strategies.
Furthermore, Gavaskar questions the rationale behind limiting bowlers' net sessions in the name of biomechanics, insisting that match fitness should take priority over purely gym-focused conditioning.
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