New Delhi: Days after persuading former India captain Rahul Dravid to take up the responsibility, BCCI As per the mandatory constitution of the Lodha Committee, the advertisement for the post of head coach and three support staff was released on Sunday.
It is already concluded that Dravid, who is currently presiding NCA And India has been the guiding force behind the A and Under-19 programmes, ready to take over until something miraculous happens.
Dravid has already informally agreed during his discussions with top BCCI officials in Dubai on the sidelines of the IPL final.
However, BCCI needs to form a Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) and if one goes by the book, they will have to make a formal recommendation to the BCCI Apex Council. The last date to apply for all the posts is 26 October.
This is why the BCCI has now issued advertisements for the post of head coach for a period of two years till the 2023 ODI World Cup, as well as for the positions of batting, bowling and fielding coaches.
Ravi Shastri, along with bowling coach Bharat Arun and fielding coach R Sridhar, will complete their tenure at the end of India’s T20 World Cup campaign next month.
Batting coach Vikram Rathour, although he has no performance to show during his two-year tenure from 2019 till now, is expected to get an extension if he applies.
Longtime India A and Under-19 coach Paras Mhambrey, a trusted aide of Dravid, is expected to get the job for the bowling coach’s post.
For the position of head coach, the incumbent will have to play either 30 Tests or 50 ODIs, as well as experience coaching a national team for two years or an IPL team for three years.
He will be in charge of a team of support staff of between 14 and 16 people.
The ad said, “Successful candidates will be responsible for developing a world-class Indian cricket team, which delivers sustained success in all conditions and formats, helping present and future generations of cricketers and stakeholders in their attitude towards the game.” Comes with inspiration.”
The head coach will be responsible for reviewing, maintaining and enforcing the disciplinary code within the Indian men’s team.
He will also work with the head of National Cricket Academy To prepare a development plan for skill development of players who are not part of the national team as and when possible.
They will be required to “look after players in elite competitions with national selectors and provide strategic input with regard to selection wherever necessary and provide assistance and advice in the development of the cricketing path.”
The BCCI also feels that the current head coach needs to “show great organizational and strategic strength and will be responsible for setting and then executing short, medium and long-term plans for the development of the Indian team.”
“Central to these will be the ability to manage the sporting and coaching resources at their disposal to the greatest impact across all three forms of the game.”
For other support staff, qualifications require affiliation or experience working with 10 Tests or 25 ODIs or IPL/A teams for a period of three years.
Another post for which BCCI is looking for a candidate after Ashish Kaushik stepped down recently is the head of ‘Sports Science and Medicine’ at the National Cricket Academy.
It is already concluded that Dravid, who is currently presiding NCA And India has been the guiding force behind the A and Under-19 programmes, ready to take over until something miraculous happens.
Dravid has already informally agreed during his discussions with top BCCI officials in Dubai on the sidelines of the IPL final.
However, BCCI needs to form a Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) and if one goes by the book, they will have to make a formal recommendation to the BCCI Apex Council. The last date to apply for all the posts is 26 October.
This is why the BCCI has now issued advertisements for the post of head coach for a period of two years till the 2023 ODI World Cup, as well as for the positions of batting, bowling and fielding coaches.
Ravi Shastri, along with bowling coach Bharat Arun and fielding coach R Sridhar, will complete their tenure at the end of India’s T20 World Cup campaign next month.
Batting coach Vikram Rathour, although he has no performance to show during his two-year tenure from 2019 till now, is expected to get an extension if he applies.
Longtime India A and Under-19 coach Paras Mhambrey, a trusted aide of Dravid, is expected to get the job for the bowling coach’s post.
For the position of head coach, the incumbent will have to play either 30 Tests or 50 ODIs, as well as experience coaching a national team for two years or an IPL team for three years.
He will be in charge of a team of support staff of between 14 and 16 people.
The ad said, “Successful candidates will be responsible for developing a world-class Indian cricket team, which delivers sustained success in all conditions and formats, helping present and future generations of cricketers and stakeholders in their attitude towards the game.” Comes with inspiration.”
The head coach will be responsible for reviewing, maintaining and enforcing the disciplinary code within the Indian men’s team.
He will also work with the head of National Cricket Academy To prepare a development plan for skill development of players who are not part of the national team as and when possible.
They will be required to “look after players in elite competitions with national selectors and provide strategic input with regard to selection wherever necessary and provide assistance and advice in the development of the cricketing path.”
The BCCI also feels that the current head coach needs to “show great organizational and strategic strength and will be responsible for setting and then executing short, medium and long-term plans for the development of the Indian team.”
“Central to these will be the ability to manage the sporting and coaching resources at their disposal to the greatest impact across all three forms of the game.”
For other support staff, qualifications require affiliation or experience working with 10 Tests or 25 ODIs or IPL/A teams for a period of three years.
Another post for which BCCI is looking for a candidate after Ashish Kaushik stepped down recently is the head of ‘Sports Science and Medicine’ at the National Cricket Academy.
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