Led by Team Mentor TA Sekar and Head Coach Eric Simons, the
Delhi Daredevils coaches spent time sharing their insights with nearly three
dozen teenagers at the start of the two-day camp.
Simons often shared a laugh with the trainees I to break
barriers of awkwardness that the youngsters sometimes felt in the presence of
the India ’s
erstwhile bowling coach. “I don’t believe in making too many changes. I have
shared some insights into the game with the players and if they can follow
them, they will see the results,” he said.
Sekar spent time with the fastmedium bowlers and told them
about the importance of shoulder position and structure while delivery. “I hope
they will think about it and work on these areas. I have asked them to give me
feedback about what works for them and what doesn’t,” he said.
Team Manager Aashish Kapoor and Batting Coach Trent Woodhill
were at hand to help the boys with tips on spin bowling and batting. It was
evident that the schoolboys enjoyed the session, eagerly lapping up every word
that the coaches spoke, to the point that one of the most talented batsmen
Vishal Adlakha’s father said he would let his son attend the second day’s
session too at the cost of his Board examination tomorrow.
DD Press release
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