Editorial Angle:Comprehensive match review of Trying to be an 'elder brother' to playersKumble covering key player performances, strategy, and statistics.
Tactical Context:Anil Kumble's term as India's coach already includes a Test series win overseas, but a massive home season looms with 13 Tests, eight ODIs and three T20Is against New Zealand, England, Bangladesh and Australia.
Tactical Context:Speaking to VLive, Kumble was excited with the depth of talent in the Indian team and picked out R Ashwin as the world's best spinner and a vital cog to the team's success
Anil Kumble's term as India's coach already includes a Test series win overseas, but a massive home season looms with 13 Tests, eight ODIs and three T20Is against New Zealand, England, Bangladesh and Australia.
Speaking to ESPNcricinfo, Kumble was excited with the depth of talent in the Indian team and picked out R Ashwin as the world's best spinner and a vital cog to the team's success
Ashwin, the best in the world - Kumble
India coach Anil Kumble believes Ashwin is a vital cog in the team and looks forward to his contribution during the long home season in 2016-17
Having a strong bench can still lead to the odd problem or two. In India's case it was the choice between Cheteshwar Pujara and Rohit Sharma. Kumble said his job, with regards to selection, was to simply feed the captain as much information as possible and let him take the final call
'Selecting XI is captain's call' - Kumble
India coach Anil Kumble believes his role is to device strategies for the team and that the captain has the final say in matters of selection
Speaking of captains, was it hard for Kumble to manage a high-profile player like MS Dhoni?
India coach Anil Kumble is full of praise for MS Dhoni, and believes his presence adds a lot of value to the team
When he was appointed India's coach for one year in June, Kumble insisted that he wanted to work behind the scenes and has reiterated that by saying he wanted the players to treat him like an 'elder brother'
Trying to be an 'elder brother' to players - Kumble
India coach Anil Kumble has insisted to his players that they be comfortable in approaching him for any cricket-related matters
And the elder brother couldn't resist the temptation to return to the bowling crease. Kumble said he sent down more than few deliveries in the nets and even injured his calf in the Caribbean.
'Got carried away bowling in the nets' - Kumble
It was too much of a temptation for India's highest wicket-taker not to roll his arm over on a long tour of West Indies
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