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T20I Series: Kotak To Be Head Coach For T20i Series Against Ireland | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

T20I Series: Kotak To Be Head Coach For T20i Series Against Ireland | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Former domestic stalwart Sitanshu Kotak will be India’s head coach for the Ireland tour, as batting great and National Cricket Academy head VV.

ICC T20 World Cup 2022: Broadcast Thread - Vimarsana News

ICC T20 World Cup 2022: Broadcast Thread

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India vs Pakistan hockey match in Asia Cup is expected to attract all-time high viewership: AHF CEO Tayyab Ikram - Vimarsana News

India vs Pakistan hockey match in Asia Cup is expected to attract all-time high viewership: AHF CEO Tayyab Ikram

The stage is set for the Hero Men's Asia Cup to kick off in Jakarta which will see the participation of top Asian countries. The prestigious tournament, set to begin on May 23, is a World Cup qualifier.India, Japan, Pakistan, and hosts ...

VVS Laxman refuses post of NCA head as BCCI begins search for Rahul Dravid's replacement - Vimarsana News

VVS Laxman refuses post of NCA head as BCCI begins search for Rahul Dravid's replacement

Former batsman VVS Laxman was approached by the BCCI for taking over the role as head of the National Cricket Academy but he was not interested in the post.

History repeats itself: first for the men, then for the women - Vimarsana News

History repeats itself: first for the men, then for the women

Updated: Share Article AAA W.V. Raman during his stint as coach of the womens team. File   | Photo Credit: VIVEK BENDRE In his letter of resignation from the Committee of Administrators, Ramachandra Guha emphasised the bane of the ‘superstar’ culture in Indian cricket. It was no surprise. Captains have decided whom they want as coaches, senior players have often been a law unto themselves, and former players have sometimes wielded an unhealthy influence. So it shouldn’t come as a shock when similar charges are laid at the door of women’s cricket too. Perhaps it has something to do wi...