Former South African opening batsman Gary Kirsten will take over as new Indian coach next week, a top cricket board official told on Tuesday.
Kirsten will join the team on December 3, just two weeks before
"We have decided to appoint Kirsten as the coach. A formal announcement will be made in Kolkata," the official said on condition of anonymity.
The left-handed South African opener quit international cricket in 2004 after scoring 7,289 runs in 101 Tests.
Three men have been in temporary charge since then after
Former all-rounder Shastri managed the team for the tour of
Former Mumbai first-class cricketer Lalchand Rajput then took charge at the inaugural Twenty20 Worlds in
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Kirsten almost certain to take over as India coach…
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