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India cricket coaching staff changes
National · 9 updates
Major changes in India support staff: Assistant coach quits; new fielding coach appointed
Ryan ten Doeschate has resigned as India's assistant coach after two years. Subhadeep Ghosh will now serve as the team's new fielding coach. Ten Doeschate cited personal reasons for stepping away from the demanding role. His final assignment was the recent white-ball tour of England. Ghosh's first international assignment will be the Sri Lanka Test series.
Who is Subhadeep Ghosh? Meet Team India's new fielding coach
Subhadeep Ghosh will now serve as India's new fielding coach. He replaces T Dilip, whose contract concluded after the England tour. Ghosh's initial assignment involves the upcoming Sri Lanka Test series. He previously worked with the National Cricket Academy and various Indian teams. Ghosh also had stints with the Indian women's team and IPL franchises.
Who Is Subhadeep Ghosh? Former Assam Cricketer Confirmed As India's New Fielding Coach
Subhadeep Ghosh replaces T Dilip as India men's fielding coach
His first assignment will be India's two-Test tour of Sri Lanka later this month
Team India Fielding Coach T Dilip Shares Emotional Farewell Message After Stepping Down
'You created magic': Rohit Sharma hails T Dilip as India replace fielding coach
'Forever grateful': Dilip bids emotional farewell after 5 years with Team India
T Dilip concluded his five-year tenure as India's fielding coach with a heartfelt farewell message. He significantly transformed the team's fielding culture during his impactful service. The innovative fielding medal ceremony became a memorable dressing-room tradition during his tenure. Dilip cherished being part of numerous team triumphs across various formats.
BCCI Bids Farewell To Team India Assistant Coach Ryan Ten Doeschate And Fielding Coach T Dilip
Shubman Gill, Iyer to attend BCCI meeting to review India’s dismal UK tour
The review was originally planned after India's defeats in Ireland and England, but was postponed because of the team's two-Test tour of Sri Lanka.
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