Abhay Sharma applies for India fielding coach's job
The Hindu
The former first-class player has worked extensively with India A, India U-19 and the national women's teams
Former first-class cricketer Abhay Sharma, who has worked extensively with India A, India U-19 and the national women's team, on Friday applied for the national men's team fielding coach's job.
Sharma has emerged as one of the strong contenders for the fielding coach role with incumbent R. Sridhar leaving at the end of the T20 World Cup along with the majority of the support staff, including head coach Ravi Shastri. "Abhay's (Sharma) application has come today," a BCCI source told PTI.
The application deadline ends on November 3.
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