Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly, who is part of the the three-member Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) responsible for selecting India's coach, on Friday, did not want to get into Anil Kumble's "untenable" remark as his reason for stepping down as India coach, saying it's not something he would like to get into.
"They are senior people, both of them have played enough cricket. We don't deal with all that. It's between them, I don't know what happened. I am not part of the dressing room. All I know is that he didn't want to continue and we will have to see what's the way forward," Ganguly told reporters here.
Just before India's tour of the West Indies, Kumble put in his papers citing his partnership with skipper Virat Kohli was "untenable" and that he believed it was best to move.