So many days went past Kumble‘s resignation but BCCI and CAC are still searching for a new head coach for the Indian Cricket team. Sourav Ganguly, after the farewell of Kumble, revealed the qualities he wants in Kumble’s successor and said, “One who can win cricket matches.”
The aspiring candidates can submit their applications and cvs until 9th July. Former Indian player Ravi Shastri has also applied for the post. While some big names like Virender Sehwag and Tom Moody had already applied for the vacant position.
In the middle of this chaos, BCCI received an interesting application from a 30-year-old mechanical engineer Upendra Nath Brahmachari, who worked for a construction company. According to his application, which is full of grammatical mistakes, the engineer intends to “drag an arrogant Virat Kohli on right track”.
In his application, he wrote: “After the resignation of legendary cricketer Mr. Anil Kumble I decided to apply (sic) the post of head coach of Indian Cricket team (men’s) as I feel captain of the team India (sic), Mr. Kohli doesn’t need a legend as a coach.” The application was not finished yet.
“If the CAC select any former cricketer (as per the requirement of BCCI advertisement) as the coach he will also be insulted by Virat (sic) outcome will be like Anil.”
Explain why he is perfect for the job despite having no cricketing background, he stated, “Because I can adjust with arrogant attitude and no legend can do so and slowly I will drag (sic bring) him (back) to right track and then BCCI can appoint a legend as head coach,” he argued.