The race to replace Rahul Dravid as the head coach of the Indian men’s cricket team continues, with another Australian legend distancing himself from the position.
Rahul Dravid time nearing its end
Current head coach Rahul Dravid’s contract with the BCCI expires after the upcoming T20 World Cup in June.
With Rahul Dravid not keen on reapplying, the BCCI has been searching for his successor, a role that will extend until the 2027 ODI World Cup.
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Trail of Australian Denials for India coach
Several Australian greats, including Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer, have previously been linked to the job, but all have denied any interest. Now, former Australian batsman Michael Hussey, the latest name thrown into the mix, has also ruled himself out of contention.
Michael Hussey Focuses on Balance
Hussey, currently the batting coach of the IPL’s Chennai Super Kings, cited his desire for a work-life balance as the reason behind his decision. “As a full-time international coach, it’s not something at this stage of my life that I’m that keen on,” he told Sydney Morning Herald.
India busy schedule a concern: Michael Hussey
The demanding schedule of the Indian team was another factor weighing on Michael Hussey’s mind. “They play more cricket than probably anyone in the world,” he observed. “That would be a pretty challenging sort of role.”
Michael Hussey’s current commitments include his role with CSK, his head coach position at Welsh Fire in The Hundred, and commentary work with Fox Cricket.
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BCCI denies approaching Australian cricketers
Earlier, BCCI secretary Jay Shah clarified that no former Australian cricketers have been approached for the coaching job. He emphasized a meticulous selection process focused on individuals with a deep understanding of the Indian cricket system.
Search Continues for India Coach
With several high-profile names now out of the picture, the BCCI’s search for Dravid’s successor remains ongoing. Cricket fans in India will be eagerly waiting to see who takes the helm of the national team after the T20 World Cup.
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