Rai gave an example of the rift between former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly and former Indian coach Greg Chappel.
Ramesh Powar will replace Tushar Arothe, who had cited his differences with the seniors of the side as reason for his resignation.
Purnima Rau said that it is time for administrators to sit across the table and sort out the issues created due to "sacking of coaches after short stints”
Under Tushar Arothe stint, the team reached the final of the ICC Women's World Cup in 2017.
Arothe indicated strained relations within the team when he said that some of the Indian players need to step out of their “comfort zones” for a better future of Indian women’s cricket.
India women team have raised their bar post World Cup campaign where they lost to England in final.
Tushar Arothe too played a major role to mentor, inspire and prepare the Indian women tough for the ICC Women's World Cup 2017.
Tushar Arothe became India Women’s head coach 2 months before ICC Women's World Cup 2017.
Under Purnima Rau, India went on to win the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier earlier this year in Sri Lanka by beating South Africa in a final-ball thriller in the finale and also recorded their first-ever bilateral series win in Australia in January 2016.