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Ravi Shastri expressed that coaching is more challenging than playing or commenting due to its immense responsibility. He mentioned the inability to control outcomes once players are on the field. Shastri reflected on the pressure to win consistently, regardless of conditions. He highlighted the satisfaction of achieving successful results and earning respect. His passion for cricket has kept him involved in the sport throughout his career. Source: 'You always have the gun to your head': Ravi Shastri on life as India head coach
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