Mumbai Indians have strengthened their coaching team ahead of the upcoming IPL season, bringing back former bowling coach Paras Mhambrey. He will work alongside Lasith Malinga, creating a formidable duo to guide the team’s bowlers. This news comes after the team confirmed the return of Mahela Jayewardene as head coach, replacing Mark Boucher. Mhambrey’s past contributions to Mumbai Indians include crucial roles in their IPL triumphs.
India’s new bowling coach Morne Morkel believes the Indian setup is already strong and functions well, stating that he will focus on making subtle adjustments to optimize performance. He highlights the importance of fostering a welcoming environment for players and utilizing his experience to support the senior members of the squad.
Former all-rounder Jacob Oram has been appointed as New Zealand’s bowling coach, replacing Shane Jurgensen. Oram brings a wealth of experience from his playing career and coaching roles, including stints with New Zealand A, the women’s team, and various franchise teams. He is excited to work with the Blackcaps and help develop the next generation of bowlers.
Former South African fast bowler Morne Morkel has been appointed as the bowling coach of the Indian men’s cricket team. He will begin his tenure on September 1, replacing Paras Mhambrey who is expected to take on a new role with the National Cricket Academy. Morkel’s extensive experience and past association with chief coach Gautam Gambhir at Lucknow Super Giants make him a valuable addition to the Indian team.
