After India skipper Mithali Raj, women’s coach Ramesh Powar too says he want to move on from 2018 fallout ahead of England tour
FirstpostAfter Mithali in an exclusive interview to PTI had spoken about “moving on”, it was Powar’s turn to sing from the same hymn sheet Mumbai: India women’s team head coach Ramesh Powar on Tuesday said that he had buried the hatchet with skipper Mithali Raj in their bid to move on from a very public fall-out in 2018, with common goal of taking the team to greater heights. After Mithali in an exclusive interview to PTI had spoken about “moving on”, it was Powar’s turn to sing from the same hymn sheet “I would like to stop the speculation what is happening. “This is a great opportunity for me, Mithali, for the whole group, to take women’s cricket to another level, where the BCCI is supporting us.” Powar believes that difference of opinion from three years back will not make him or the skipper waver from their goal of winning games of cricket for India. Powar, who has the experience of coaching teams like Mumbai and in the NCA, came back as the head coach of the women’s team, after a brief stint in 2018, which did not end on a good note.