Breaking/Brief news
April 28, 2005
Steve Waugh will not coach India
In the wake of earlier reports suggesting that he was one of the contenders to replace John Wright as India's coach, Steve Waugh clarified today that at this point in time, he could not consider any such offer. However he did say that he was open to future temporary mentoring and advisory assignments, adding at the same time that he had huge respect for the Indian cricket team and the fanatic levels of passion for the game in India.
Mid-Day then looks at the remaining contenders and tries to evaluate who the best option is. With Whatmore no longer a candidate, at present, given his allegiance to Bangladesh and Dean Jones' non-existent coaching skills, it seems like a straight shootout yet again between Chappell and Moody.
I am undecided on who to support. The BCCI is happy to drag its feet on the issue until three days before the new season starts. Perhaps we should follow their methods too. Tension kaiko lene ka?
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