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KOLKATA: The Bengal Cricket Federation (CAB) has begun planning for the upcoming season after the BCCI announced the domestic calendar on Saturday. Due to the poor boys ’poor performance recently, the CAB wants to start a new beginning with a big change in the support staff of the senior team.
Former Indian opener Arun Lal will remain the coach, but the association believes he is also interested in the service of former national voter Devang Gandhi. However, his role has not yet been fully elucidated. The team’s fast bowling coach Ranadeb Bose may also make his way to his former Bengal colleague Shib Shankar Paul, while former Bengal spinner Sourashis Lahiri is likely to become Lali’s assistant.
The CAB plans to hold an Apex Council this week where they will decide when the boys will begin pre-training for the season. It is likely that the team will start with a light practice together by the middle of next week. However, the monsoon season may take them away from good practice at first, and this time too the team has little chance of playing in pre-season tournaments.
Jaffer on the radar
It is possible that VMS Laxman, a former midsize striker from India, may relinquish his role as a consultant in CAB’s Vision 2020 program. The association is already in talks with several options and Mumbai Wasim Jaffer has risen to the top of the post. CAB officials believe the experience of this Indian domestic cricket giant is convenient for Bengal cricketers.
Former Indian opener Arun Lal will remain the coach, but the association believes he is also interested in the service of former national voter Devang Gandhi. However, his role has not yet been fully elucidated. The team’s fast bowling coach Ranadeb Bose may also make his way to his former Bengal colleague Shib Shankar Paul, while former Bengal spinner Sourashis Lahiri is likely to become Lali’s assistant.
The CAB plans to hold an Apex Council this week where they will decide when the boys will begin pre-training for the season. It is likely that the team will start with a light practice together by the middle of next week. However, the monsoon season may take them away from good practice at first, and this time too the team has little chance of playing in pre-season tournaments.
Jaffer on the radar
It is possible that VMS Laxman, a former midsize striker from India, may relinquish his role as a consultant in CAB’s Vision 2020 program. The association is already in talks with several options and Mumbai Wasim Jaffer has risen to the top of the post. CAB officials believe the experience of this Indian domestic cricket giant is convenient for Bengal cricketers.
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