Praveen Amre, the former Indian cricketer and long time Coach of Ajinkya Rahane, is confident that his ward will do well in South Africa despite his poor form in the test series against India.
“For a cricketer whatever (has happened) is history now. He is going to South Africa and he should see that in his last tour of South Africa, he averaged more than 65,” Amre told.
“I think team India, specially the selectors have a lot of faith in him that is the reason he (Rahane) is the vice-captain. That responsibility is there and he is aware of that. I am sure in the coming one month, whatever people believe in him, he will deliver to that,” Amre said on the sidelines of an award function organised by Dr Dayal Foundation.
“We worked as a team. Whenever he was successful, he got 100 in each innings, you congratulated me. When he is going through a tough time, it is equally my responsibility to figure out where exactly it is going wrong. I personally feel it is my job to go through the details and work on (them) and make sure he is ready for this battle,” he added.
