Dav Whatmore

World Cup winning coach Dav Whatmore set to be appointed by Baroda Cricket Association

The Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) on Wednesday said that talks are on with Whatmore, who guided Sri Lanka to their maiden World Cup triumph in 1996.

Pakistan's Yasir Shah says he's more comfortable working with local coaches rather than foreign due to communication issues

Yasir Shah who is the fastest to reach 200 Test wickets said he faced problems communicating with foreign coaches due to language barriers.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019: Shared trophy would have been a fair reflection of both teams' tenacity to win, believes Dav Whatmore

Former Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore thinks a shared trophy would have been a fairer outcome of the World Cup after England and New Zealand could not be separated after 100 overs and a Super Over.

World Cup Memories: Dav Whatmore reveals why he felt India had no chance of beating Sri Lanka in 1996 semi-final

Dav Whatmore speaks on the opening batting pair which proved very decisive for Sri Lanka and also a bit on the controversial semi-final against India at Calcutta.

Dav Whatmore reveals how he turned around Kerala's fate in Ranji Trophy and why Sanju Samson is ready for international cricket

Dav Whatmore said that when he joined the Kerala team in 2017 as head coach, he felt that the team had reasonable group of players to make an impression in Ranji Trophy.

Ranji Trophy: Set in motion by Chandrakant Pandit, carried forward by Dav Whatmore, how Kerala made it to maiden semi-final

Kerala had never made to the semi-final in the Ranji Trophy since their first-class debut in 1957-58. Here's the story of how they made history this season.

Former South Africa star Herschelle Gibbs applies for India women's cricket team head coach post

Herschelle Gibbs' coaching experience includes his time with the Kuwait national team last year and holding the position of head coach of Afghanistan Premier League (APL) franchise Balkh Legends.

BCCI invites applications for Women's team head coach; no extension for Ramesh Powar

The BCCI requirements state the candidate should have "a proven ability to manage and interact with people from different backgrounds and cultures, should have represented India or any other country at international level or should be a NCA Level 'C' certified coach or have a similar certification from a reputed organisation/institute and a minimum of 50 FC games".

ICC U-19 World Cup 2018: BCCI announce Rs 50 lakh reward for Rahul Dravid; players to receive Rs 30 lakh each

Johri said, "In Rahul Dravid, we have a fantastic coach who is moulding the youngsters and also fine-tuning the boys at the India A level before they progress to the senior side,"

Australia have their work cut out against incredibly skilled and confident India, says Dav Whatmore

One of cricket's most renowned coaches, Dav Whatmore on Wednesday reckoned Australia will have their task cut out in the upcoming tour of India and called off-spinning all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin an asset.