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Originally Posted by Rabz
I was going to post this. Then I noticed your comment.
Exactly my sentiments.
Rather than being criticized for the loss, he has turned the table which will make BCB beg him to stay. He would accept eventually, but not before laying his own terms and conditions, gaining a stronger hold on the team and strengthening his influence over the decision making process.
If they dont let him, they are free to chose whoever they deem fit for the job.
At this moment, there are absolutely none and Mushy knows that.
Well played Captain ! 
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For all we know, we could be very wrong but hopefully we are right because he is needed for the job.
I think Mushy also has drawn some inspiration from Sanga. I think he may have a bit of Sanga in him in terms of how he wants to build his life. He spoke about how Sanga is an inspiration to all cricketers in terms of how he values education and now he's also quitting like Sanga (or many other captains before him) failing an assignment. Now we wait till Mushy speaks out about what went wrong behind the curtain that led him to this decision ( ala Sanga and his speech in an ICC event).