MUMBAI: Nearly four weeks after he dropped out for his former Mumbai teammate and Ramesh Powar to function as Mumbai trainer, Amol Muzumdar substituted the ex-India off-spinner from the’hot seat’ if the national stalwart was on Tuesday called the new head trainer of this Mumbai senior group for its 2021-22 year old.
The decision had been accepted by the MCA’s Cricket Improvement Committee (CIC) that is led by former India batsman and federal selector Jatin Paranjape, also comprises ex-India gamers Vinod Kambli and Nilesh Kulkarni.
Muzumdar pipped his former Mumbai teammate and ex-India opener Wasim Jaffer, former India leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule,” India’s 1983 World Cup enthusiast Balwinder Singh Sandhu and ex-Mumbai wicketkeeper Sulakshan Kulkarni, other five other candidates that were interviewed from the CIC previous week.
After Powar stopped the post after contributing Mumbai into the Vijay Hazare Trophy victory, Muzumdar had been a front-runner to purse the occupation.
An former Mumbai Ranji-winning captain, Muzumdar played with a list 11,167 runs in 171 exceptional matches @48.13, together with 30 countless 60 fifties to boot up.
Post retirement, that he was a batting coach with the NCA, the Rajasthan Royals along with the visiting South African team to India from 2019, apart from being a TV commentator in cricket.