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Former India pacer Ajit Agarkar is set to join Delhi Capitals as assistant coach ahead of the upcoming Indian Premier League season. Agarkar will join the franchise after completing his commentary duties in the home series against Sri Lanka starting February 24. The IPL is expected to begin in the last week of March. "He will be joining Delhi Capitals as assistant coach," an IPL source confirmed to PTI.
Uncapped players Anderson Phillip and John Campbell were included in the West Indies squad for the first test against England announced on Tuesday following their impressive performance in the domestic first-class competition.
Delhi Capitals as the assistant coach of the franchise this season. Agarkar is likely to join the Capitals setup once he finishes his commentary commitments during Sri Lanka’s tour of India which will conclude with the pink-ball Test in Bengaluru on March 16. Former Australia allrounder James Hopes was with the Capitals over the past few seasons.
The United Arab Emirates and Ireland qualified for the men's Twenty20 World Cup by winning their semi-finals in the qualifying tournament in Oman on Tuesday.
India pacer Deepak Chahar has been ruled out of the upcoming T20 International series against Sri Lanka due to a hamstring injury. The in-form bowler had suffered the injury during the third T20 International against West Indies in Kolkata on Sunday. "He is ruled out of the series and will complete his rehab at NCA," said a BCCI official.
Deepak Chahar has been ruled out of the upcoming T20 International series against Sri Lanka due to a hamstring injury. The in-form bowler had suffered the injury during the third T20 International against West Indies in Kolkata on Sunday.
Ishan Kishan turned out to be the star of the show in the recently held IPL mega auction in Bengaluru as the wicket-keeper batter was the most expensive cricketer in the two-day affair, with the Mumbai Indians coughing up a whopping Rs 15.25 crore to keep the diminutive batter in their ranks. Kishan, who has been an integral part of the Mumbai Indians outfit, was not retained by the franchise, but they went the whole hog to ensure he returns to the camp.
Chairman of selectors George Bailey admits it is a juggling act in keeping multi-format players fresh for international duty with four stars skipping Australia's white-ball series in Pakistan.