Sources: 
Team India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak spoke to the media following the dramatic batting collapse during the first Test against England, where the team fell from a strong position of
343/3 to 471 all out.
Kotak acknowledged the setback but reassured that the team’s overall strategy remains
intact and there is
no panic yet. He emphasized the importance of a
session-by-session approach to maintain focus and composure.
Addressing criticism, Kotak praised wicketkeeper-batsman
Rishabh Pant’s adaptability under pressure, highlighting his ability to adjust to challenging conditions.
He also credited the team’s
technical improvements made after the Australia tour, suggesting that these enhancements will help the team recover and perform better in upcoming sessions.
Despite the unfortunate collapse and a few dropped catches, Kotak remained optimistic about the team’s prospects, underscoring that such phases are part of the game and do not warrant alarm.
“The collapse was unfortunate but not a cause for panic,” Kotak said, reinforcing confidence in the team’s preparation and strategy.
This measured response reflects a focus on long-term planning and resilience as Team India navigates the challenges of the Test series.
Sources: Team India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak addressed the media after the first Test against England, acknowledging the batting collapse from 343/3 to 471 all out but emphasized the team’s strategy remains intact with no panic. He praised Rishabh Pant’s adaptability and highlighted technical improvements post-Australia tour.
