New Delhi: The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) yesterday sought applications for the Indian men team's Head Coach and support staff which includes Batting Coach, Bowling Coach, Fielding Coach, Physiotherapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and Administrative Manager.
However, for the upcoming tour of Windies which is slated to begin from August 3 to September 3, the current support staff led by head coach Ravi Shastri along with batting coach Sanjay Bangar, bowling coach Bharat Arun, fielding coach R Sridhar and team manager Sunil Subramaniam have all been given a 45-day extension.
“The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would like to call upon interested candidates to apply for the following positions for the senior India Men’s team — includes Head Coach, Batting Coach, Bowling Coach, Fielding Coach, Physiotherapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and Administrative Manager. Interested candidates should send their application(s) on or before July 30, 2019 by 5 pm at recruitment@bcci.tv,” a media release issued by the CoA on Tuesday (July 16) read.
The current support staff though will get a direct entry into the recruitment process and need not to reapply for the job. Contracts of trainer Shankar Basu and physio Patrick Farhart, however, were not extended following India's semifinal exit in the World Cup and thus the duo will not be travelling to the West Indies.
There are reports out in the media that state that the present support staff are keen to continue in their current positions and are also likely to continue since their results have fared well while the team also supports them to be back at the helm.
There has been a minimum eligibility criteria which is set for the applicants of these posts. While the maximum age for the head coach has been fixed at 60 years, he would also need to be the Head Coach of a full member Test nation for a minimum period of 2 years or Head Coach of an Associate member/ IPL franchise or Equivalent International Leagues/ First Class Teams/ National A teams, for a minimum period of 3 years. Further, the applicant should also have played a minimum of 30 Tests or 50 ODIs to qualify for the post.
Even the administrative manager of the team needs to have featured in some first-class or international cricket to be eligible to apply.
“Candidates who have (i) successfully managed a cricket team of any of the affiliated units of BCCI or the national teams, at the first class or at the International level, or (ii) have a minimum of ten years of work experience in public/private sector, will be preferred,” the BCCI eligibility criteria for the manager said.
Ravi Shastri and Co. get automatic entry for India coaching job
The current support staff will get a direct entry into the recruitment process and need not to reapply for the job.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) yesterday sought applications for the Indian men team's Head Coach and support staff which includes Batting Coach, Bowling Coach, Fielding Coach, Physiotherapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and Administrative Manager.
However, for the upcoming tour of Windies which is slated to begin from August 3 to September 3, the current support staff led by head coach Ravi Shastri along with batting coach Sanjay Bangar, bowling coach Bharat Arun, fielding coach R Sridhar and team manager Sunil Subramaniam have all been given a 45-day extension.
“The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would like to call upon interested candidates to apply for the following positions for the senior India Men’s team — includes Head Coach, Batting Coach, Bowling Coach, Fielding Coach, Physiotherapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach and Administrative Manager. Interested candidates should send their application(s) on or before July 30, 2019 by 5 pm at recruitment@bcci.tv,” a media release issued by the CoA on Tuesday (July 16) read.
The current support staff though will get a direct entry into the recruitment process and need not to reapply for the job. Contracts of trainer Shankar Basu and physio Patrick Farhart, however, were not extended following India's semifinal exit in the World Cup and thus the duo will not be travelling to the West Indies.
There are reports out in the media that state that the present support staff are keen to continue in their current positions and are also likely to continue since their results have fared well while the team also supports them to be back at the helm.
There has been a minimum eligibility criteria which is set for the applicants of these posts. While the maximum age for the head coach has been fixed at 60 years, he would also need to be the Head Coach of a full member Test nation for a minimum period of 2 years or Head Coach of an Associate member/ IPL franchise or Equivalent International Leagues/ First Class Teams/ National A teams, for a minimum period of 3 years. Further, the applicant should also have played a minimum of 30 Tests or 50 ODIs to qualify for the post.
Even the administrative manager of the team needs to have featured in some first-class or international cricket to be eligible to apply.
“Candidates who have (i) successfully managed a cricket team of any of the affiliated units of BCCI or the national teams, at the first class or at the International level, or (ii) have a minimum of ten years of work experience in public/private sector, will be preferred,” the BCCI eligibility criteria for the manager said.
