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'Go And Buy A Mirror…': Harmanpreet Reveals Coach Muzumdar's Blunt Message Behind India's ODI WC Turnaround
Harmanpreet recalled how the atmosphere in the dressing room changed following India’s defeat to England, which came after successive losses and left the team staring at an early exit from the tournament.
“After the England match, I think Amol sir was the only one who spoke, and he was very straightforward. Everybody took it in the right spirit because we all knew there was nothing wrong in what he was saying. That was the first time I saw his volume go a little high because he is usually a very soft-spoken person. I remember him saying, ‘Go and buy a mirror and see what you’re doing and what you need to do at that stage'" Harmanpreet said on JioStar.
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