According to Buchanan, both Ganguly and Kohli instilled confidence in their teams and inspired them to conduct differently against strong opponents, and found ways to beat them.
Buchanan slammed the ACA and said that the body has demonstrated poor leadership throughout the ‘sandpaper’ crisis.
Buchanan slammed Cricket Australia’s ‘win at all costs’ attitude and admitted that it did affect the sport on the field.
Warne, in another extract from his upcoming book, revealed how the defeat to England in the second Ashes Test of 2005 almost resulted in a mutiny.
Former Australian coach John Buchanan trained the Australian side from 1999 to 2007, this was also the period when the side won three World Cups.
Michael Clarke has stood by his criticism for former coach John Buchanan, but has admitted that his 'dog' reference for the coach was a step 'too far'.
John Buchanan has reacted to the criticism by recently retired skipper Michael Clarke.
Shane Watson added effort was needed to curb egos in the team's dressing room.
Clarke’s outburst came in his Ashes Diary 2015, which was released this week.
Australian Test skipper Michael Clarke stunned the cricketing world by announcing his retirement after losing the fourth Ashes match at Trent Bridge.