MUMBAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday invited applications for the women’s team head coach’s job.
Current coach WV Raman’s contract had expired last October but the former India cricketer was asked to continue till the recently concluded home series against South Africa, Sportstar reports.
As for the notice issued by the BCCI, the term of the coach who is finally selected will be for two years.
As per Sportstar, prospective candidates should have represented India or any other country at international level or must be a NCA Level ‘C’ certified coach. According to the notice, the candidate should have a similar certification from a reputed organisation/institute and must have featured in a minimum of 50 first class games.
Or, the candidate should have the experience of coaching an international team for a period of minimum one season or a T20 franchise for minimum two seasons and must have a thorough understanding of the game or playing/coaching experience at the highest level. The candidate must have experience of leading a multi-cultural team.
The deadline for applications is April 26.
