Former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin has said that if he gets a chance in the future, he is ready to become the coach of the Indian cricket team.
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Mohammad Azharuddin says he is ready to coach Indian team
Azharuddin said in an interview with Gulf News,
“Yes, I am ready to give it a shot. If I get an opportunity to work with the Indian team, I would jump at it without batting an eyelid,”
At present, Ravi Shastri is the head coach of the Indian cricket team and his tenure is till 2021 T20 World Cup.
Presently Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) President Azharuddin said,
“I am amazed to see so many people accompanying the team these days. For example, my specialisation is in batting and fielding and hence if I coach any team, I don’t really need a batting coach. Isn’t it?”
Azharuddin on IPL 2020
Azharuddin also said that he hoped there would be a window at the end of the year for the IPL. He said,
“I hope the league can eventually get a window where we get to host a minimum of seven matches. The league, whether one likes it or not, has given a lot to the sport in the last 10-12 years.
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