Robin Singh...

What do u guys think of Robin Singh?As a coach?

Can't even imagine him as a coach 😆 😕

Originally posted by: vishram

Can't even imagine him as a coach 😆 😕

😆😆 he was coaching a junior team sometime back... but i seriously dont think he can be the coach for the national side...

its too early to say..let's wati littelbit..time itself say it.. 😳

Robin singh is nw ssen in cricket star show which is aired in sony TV..
he is dng a great job..

I think he is really good as a coach. He successfully coached the Junior team and seeing him on Sony's Cricket star show , he seems to be a shrewd no-nonsense guy who is very firm in his decisions and ideas so actually not a bad choice at all . Infact I would like him to be the coach instead of Shastri coz Robin could also teach fielding skills to the team .

he is appointed as the fielding coach for the Bangladesh tour!!!!I dunno about him.....actually I cant really remember wat type of a player he was!

Robin Singh is a very good player. Infact he made his entry into the team when he was 30... and despite his age, he was the fittest in the team and surely one of the FINEST fielders and wont be wrong to say he is the one of the pioneers of feilding in the Indian Side. He was an all rounder... one of the finest finishers of the game. It is sad that India didnt discover him before.

He has coached the U-19 team and has turned the fortunes... infact if i havent got it wrong India won the U-19 world cup under him.

Robin Singh would be a fantastic all round coach for India rather than just the feilding coach. His low profile helps him a lot. He is more like John Wright, soft spoken yet determined, he surely will be a great help to Team India 😃

wow!! robin singh as the feilding coach!...thats great..india needed a strong strict coach like him 😃

u can go to this link to get more info on him
http://content-wi.cricinfo.com/india/content/player/34059.ht ml
Wisden overview

Robin Singh, an athletic allrounder, has tenacity and commitment as his greatest allies. In his second coming at 33 - seven years after he made his international debut in his birthplace, Trinidad - sharp, gutsy pressure-play earned him a regular place in India's one-day team. A master of the quick single, and a powerful, flat hitter over the leg side, he is a valuable batsman at the death -- and occasionally, in pursuit of big totals, up at No. 3. His military-medium offcutters can be useful in the middle overs, but his bigger contribution in the field is manning the cover-point region, where he stops certain boundaries and holds improbable catches. Short of Test class with both bat and ball, he will nevertheless be remembered for shrugging aside his limitations and getting on with the job.