After Dravid’s stint, BCCI seeks a long-term strategist for a top India job.
Setting the stage for Rahul Dravid’s succession, BCCI has invited applications for Indian men’s team head coach till 2027. The successful contender will oversee three major ICC tournaments during their tenure of 3.5 years starting July 2024.
In a detailed role description, the board has outlined expectations of developing a world-beating outfit and enforcing disciplinary standards within the side. The candidate is required to be an accomplished strategist with clear ambitious plans for taking Indian cricket forward.
Key attributes sought include outstanding communication and man-management skills to handle star athletes. Willingness to meet workload demands and cope with pressure cooker scenarios has also been highlighted.
Responsibilities range from reviewing the code of conduct to crafting winning cultures across formats. Applicants must demonstrate capabilities of constructing title-winning set-ups in all forms with a vision for the team’s long-term prosperity.
Dravid’s contract concludes after the 2024 T20 World Cup, presenting a high-profile opportunity for grooming national talents. The job promises to shape the destiny of Indian cricket over critical years heading into the future.
