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I’ve been told that the lunch break in cricket has a strategic role in addition to the opportunity to rest and eat. Can a coach have a significant impact on the game during the lunch break by adjusting the actions of the players and suggesting how to adjust the actions of the game? Are there any examples of how changes made during this time have affected the course of the match?
Often, especially in close games, teams analyze the first session of the game in the locker room and identify areas for improvement. Captains give tactical advice and players recover mentally after an intense game. The strategic importance of breaks and what cricketers and coaches themselves think about them is well described here fantasyhero.in/blog/cricket-tea-break. For example, the batting team may revise their approach if the pitch conditions have changed, or the bowling team may shift their focus to target specific batsmen who have shown weaknesses.