India need to address mental weakness in order to progress, says coach

MENTAL block has led to the dismal outing of hosts India in the World Cup.

Coach Graham Reid revealed that India needed a mental conditioning coach after India were booted out in the crossover match after losing 4-5 to New Zealand in the penalty shootout at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Sunday.

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