Indian Cricket Team head coach Ravi Shastri has done a great job in his tenure.
It’s a shame that India couldn’t win the ICC World Cup 2019 but you cannot deny the fact that Ravi Shastri did work really hard in his time as a player and today as the Indian Coach.
However, his tenure has ended as the Indian coach but he will stay with the Indian team for the upcoming West Indies tour.
A cricket advisory committee (CAC) was established on Friday the main objective of which is to select India’s new head coach.
The committee is led by Indian cricketing legend and former world cup winning captain Kapil Dev.
Aside from KapilDev, other notable members in the cricket advisory committee include ShanthaRangaswamy (former captain of the women’s team) and AnshumanGaekwad (former men’s coach).
Next Indian Coach: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has been trying several modifications in the cricket team since India lost the semi-final of ICC World Cup 2019.
The BCCI had assigned a three-member committee as the selectors and asked them to continue with the interview process.
The three members Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) is being led by the former Indian Cricketer Kapil Dev.
He was an all-rounder batsman and was elected the Champion of Champions in Australia.
Mike Hesson – Full name Michael James Hesson is the former New Zealand Cricketer, and has been the head coach of New Zealand Cricket Team along with Argentina, Kenya, and Otago, where he remained the, coached these teams for domestic cricket.
If we talk about his selection chances as the Next Indian Coach, his constant resignations and the controversy with Ross Taylor might create an issue for him.
Major Change In Indian Cricket Jersey
The Indian cricket team will have a new sponsor from 5th September.
Currently, the Chinese mobile phone manufacturer, Oppo, sponsors the Indian cricket team.
It has been confirmed that Indian education app, Byju’s will be the new sponsor of the Men in Blue.
Oppo will hand over the rights to Byju’s soon this year.
Chief Executive of BCCI, Rahul Johri released a statement thanking Oppo for their partnership with Indian Cricket jersey.
This news would hit very hard on Cricket South Africa (CSA).
InsideSport has learned from its sources in India ‘s Board of Cricket Control (BCCI) that Virat Kohli ‘s India team will not fly to South Africa in the month of August for the 3 T20 games