Man Singh, P. R. Jadeja and I. S. Gujral were appointed as team managers for India's campaign in France. All three had earlier served as assistants to the coach during the 1982 ICC Trophy in England and Wales. Man Singh was named captain of the side after Rajiv Gandhi was elected prime minister. India lost all their matches at the tournament, including their opening game against Australia, by an aggregate score of 9-1. They also failed to reach the last four for the first time in their history. After the failure at the World Cup, India withdrew themselves from further tournaments (including the 1987 World Cricket Council's Special Event in India) until Dattu Phadkar took over as coach in 1991. Under his guidance, India won the 1992 ICC Cricket World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand. He has since then been involved with the selection panel that chooses India's squad for major events such as World Cups and Champions Trophies. Phadke continued to be associated with the Indian cricket team after they regained their form following the World Cup success. In 1996, he managed to guide them to a semi-final finish at the Olympic Games in Atlanta.