आज कोहली-कुंबले, तब सचिन-कपिल के बीच हुआ था विवाद, तब भी भड़क गए थे

आज कोहली-कुंबले, तब सचिन-कपिल के बीच हुआ था विवाद, तब भी भड़क गए थे

                  Once again, the junk of controversy has come out between the coach and the captain in Indian cricket. Anil Kumble resigned from the post of captain after Virat Kohli was disfigured. Now the team has gone without the coach's visit to the West Indies.

But this is not the first time there is a dispute between the coach and the captain. Everyone remembers the story of Sourav Ganguly and Greg Chappell, but do you know when Sachin Tendulkar was captain, his coach Kapil Dev was still in the row. 

In his book, 'Playing It My Way', Sachin had mentioned his unhappiness with Kapil. Sachin had claimed in the book that he was disappointed with Kapil Dev's behavior on the 2000 tour of Australia. Sachin had written that Kapil never used himself in the team's strategic decisions. Tumultuous Times: India in Australia, November 1999-January 2000, Sachin wrote, "I had a lot of expectations from Kapil Dev. As captain, he was my second term and Kapil was our coach. 

Apart from being one of India's most spectacular players, he was also the world's finest all-rounder. Sachin wrote, I have always believed that the post of coach is very important in the team and that the team's strategy was involved in the fixed ones. Sachin had written that Kapil Dev was thinking that the team should be handed over to the captain and the coach should not become a part of the strategy. The effect was also on their captaincy.

 In the 1997 Sharjah series, sending Robin Singh to number 3, batting at my own number 4. Let me tell you that after the ongoing controversy, Anil Kumble resigned from the post of coach, his term was extended, but he rejected it. Although Virat Kohli later said that he respected Kumble's decision, but will not talk out of the dressing room