Former India cricketer Sunil Gavaskar attributes India’s recent batting difficulties in away series to problems adjusting to conditions outside home. Following India’s defeats in series against Ireland and England, questions have been raised about how Indian batters handle pitches and playing environments that differ from those typically seen in India. Gavaskar discusses why he believes Indian batters struggle overseas, pointing to the challenge of coping with unfamiliar pitch behaviour and conditions that demand different technique and shot selection. He also argues that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) should take steps to address the issue. While specific details of his recommendations are not laid out in the provided reports, his overall message is that preparing batters for overseas conditions needs structured attention. The reports frame the comments as an attempt to identify underlying reasons for the poor performances and to suggest a way forward for Indian cricket administration, training, and overseas readiness, rather than focusing only on results from individual matches.