New Delhi: Coach Fielding Women’s Cricket Women’s team Abhay Sharma, who was praised by the players for his work on a UK tour, had not entered bio-bubbles in Bengaluru in front of a tour of Australia and arranged to be replaced with coach Naresh Ramdas.
Sharma, who was one of the support staff at the National Cricket Academy, did not enter the Indian Bio-Bubble team on Tuesday night, even surprising the players.
From the UK tour, the former opening of India SS Das has maintained his position as a batter coach while the head coach Ramesh Powar took care of the Bowling department.
“The names of coaches and new Fielding coaches will soon be approved,” said a BCCI official to PTI.
England tour was the second task of Sharma with a female team, after working with the players in the house series against South Africa.
Sharma has worked widely with the players and one-on-on-on-on-one sessions valued by T20 Skipper HarmanPreet Kaur during the British series.
Indian fielding was enhanced with leaps and boundaries when a British tour developed with an amazing catch of Harleen Deol which stands out.
After that, even tests and Skipper Odi Mithali Raj had praised Sharma to increase the team’s field.
With only the head coach head becomes a permanent in the female team, NCA support staff are often played.
With the U-19 World Cup coming next year, Sharma can be assigned to work with Junior Cricketers.
He has traveled with the U-19 squad to South Africa in the previous edition.
Some eyebrows were raised when he and coach Naresh did not quarantine himself along with 30 strange players ahead of the Australian tour, scheduled for September-October.
“Previously, we used to be a lot of effort but a little adjustment that had done Abhay Sir with our field, the individual session he had taken with the players who had helped.” The most important point is that he judges every player where can do a better field, so we get the results of day by day of the effort we entered, which is a positive, “said HarmanPreet last month.