Coach of the Indian National Cricket Team | |
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since 10 July 2024 | |
Board of Control for Cricket in India | |
Type | Head Coach |
Status | Head coach of the Men's National Cricket team |
Reports to | Board of Control for Cricket in India |
Appointer | Board of Control for Cricket in India |
Term length | Not Specified |
Inaugural holder | Keki Tarapore |
Formation | 1971 |
First holder | Keki Tarapore |
Deputy | Men's Assistant Coach: |
Coach of the India women's national cricket team | |
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since October 2023 | |
Board of Control for Cricket in India | |
Type | Head Coach |
Status | Head Coach of the Women's National cricket team |
Reports to | Board of Control for Cricket in India |
Appointer | Board of Control for Cricket in India |
Term length | Not Specified |
Inaugural holder | Sudha Shah |
Formation | 2003 |
First holder | Sudha Shah |
This is a list of Indian national cricket team coaches. India is a full member of International Cricket Council since 1926 and played its first test match on 25 June 1932 becoming the fifth country to do so. In July 2024, Gautam Gambhir became the head coach of India succeeding Rahul Dravid.
India won the 1983 Cricket World Cup under the captaincy of Kapil Dev when PR Man Singh was the coach. [1] In 2007, India won the inaugural T20 World cup under Dhoni when Lalchand Rajput was the coach. [2] In 2011, they won the ODI world cup for the second time under Dhoni when Gary Kirsten was the coach. [3] India has also won two Champions trophies in 2002 and 2013 when coached by John Wright and Duncan Fletcher respectively. [4] [5] In 2024, India won the T20 World Cup under Rohit Sharma when Rahul Dravid was the Head Coach.On 9th July, 2024 Gautam Gambhir is elected as Indian Cricket Team Head Coach.
No. | Name | Tenure | Nationality |
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1 | Keki Tarapore | 1971 | India |
2 | Hemu Adhikari | 1971-74 | India |
3 | Gulabrai Ramchand | 1975 | India |
4 | Datta Gaekwad | 1978 | India |
5 | Salim Durrani | 1980-81 | India |
6 | Ashok Mankad | 1982 | India |
7 | PR Man Singh | 1983-87 | India |
8 | Chandu Borde | 1988 | India |
9 | Bishan Singh Bedi | 1990-91 | India |
10 | Abbas Ali Baig | 1991-92 | India |
11 | Ajit Wadekar | 1992-96 | India |
12 | Sandeep Patil | 1996 | India |
13 | Madan Lal | 1996-97 | India |
14 | Anshuman Gaekwad | 1997-99 | India |
15 | Kapil Dev | 1999-2000 | India |
16 | John Wright | 2000-05 | New Zealand |
17 | Greg Chappell | 2005-07 | Australia |
18 | Ravi Shastri (Interim) | 2007 | India |
19 | Lalchand Rajput | 2007-08 | India |
20 | Gary Kirsten | 2008-11 | South Africa |
21 | Duncan Fletcher | 2011-15 | Zimbabwe |
(18) | Ravi Shastri (team director) | 2014-16 | India |
22 | Sanjay Bangar (Interim) | 2016 | India |
23 | Anil Kumble | 2016-17 | India |
(22) | Sanjay Bangar (Interim) | 2017 | India |
(18) | Ravi Shastri | 2017-21 | India |
24 | Rahul Dravid | 2021-2024 | India |
25 | VVS Laxman (Interim) | 2024 (Tour of Zimbabwe) | India |
26 | Gautam Gambhir | 2024—present | |
No. | Name | Tenure | Nationality |
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1 | Sudha Shah | 2003-07 | India |
2 | Shantha Rangaswamy | 2003-07 | India |
(1) | Sudha Shah | 2008-10 | India |
3 | K. V. P. Rao | 2010 | India |
4 | Anju Jain | 2011-13 | India |
5 | Tushar Arothe | 2013-14 | India |
6 | Purnima Rau | 2014 | India |
(1) | Sudha Shah | 2014 | India |
(6) | Purnima Rau | 2015-17 | India |
(5) | Tushar Arothe | 2017-18 | India |
7 | Ramesh Powar | 2018 | India |
8 | WV Raman | 2018-21 | India |
(7) | Ramesh Powar | 2021-22 | India |
9 | Amol Muzumdar | 2023- | India |
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