Vijay Dahiya has returned as Delhi coach with a blunt assessment of the side's biggest problem: the longer format. The former wicketkeeper-batter says the team must change its mentality, rebuild around its strengths and start creating fresh memories rather than leaning on past glory.
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Delhi must reset its mindset for red-ball revival, says returning coach Vijay Dahiya
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RDU Global Correspondent
India Sports Desk
Delhi, India 10h ago•4 min read
Vijay Dahiya has returned as Delhi coach with a blunt assessment of the side's biggest problem: the longer format. The former wicketkeeper-batter says the team must change its mentality, rebuild around its strengths and start creating fresh memories rather than leaning on past glory.
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