Praveen Amre

Ranji Trophy: Mumbai appoint former India stumper Sameer Dighe as coach for next season

Former Test stumper Sameer Dighe was on Friday named as the new coach of the Mumbai Ranji Trophy team for next season.

Mumbai Cricket Association puts off appointment of coach for its Ranji team for few days

The candidates in the running to take over the mantle of the coach of Mumbai's Ranji outfit are former Test batsman Praveen Amre and former India stumper Sameer Dighe.

Ranji Trophy's journeymen coaches: A look into India's domestic cricket apathy

Reality bites when one climbs down -- just a notch below at the first-class level where it's not always a bed of roses for all coaches at the Ranji level.

Dileep Vengsarkar cleared: Praveen Amre, Raghuram Bhat found in conflict of interest by BCCI Ombudsman

Praveen Amre and Raghuram Bhat have been found to be in Conflict of Interest by the BCCI's Ombudsman, who has cleared Dilip Vengsarkar from a similar charge

Youngsters who survive rigours of Mumbai cricket, reap bigger rewards, says Shardul Thakur

It is the rigours of Mumbai cricket that helped young Shardul Thakur toughen up and he attributed his maiden India call-up to the extra effort that one is expected to put in while stepping in to play for the 41-time Ranji Trophy champions.

IPL 2016: Daredevils need batting improvement, says Praveen Amre ahead of do-or-die SRH clash

Delhi Daredevils assistant coach Praveen Amre today emphasised that the team needs to improve their batting against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Zaheer Khan leads from the front, handles youngsters well: Praveen Amre

Zaheer Khan may not have been very effective in Delhi Daredevils' IPL campaign so far but assistant coach Praveen Amre in Friday said the Indian paceman was leading the side well and takes responsibility of bowling in pressure situations.

Wasim Jaffer moves to Vidharbha, leaves Mumbai after 19 seasons

Wasim Jaffer, Mumbai cricket team’s long-serving stalwart, will turn up for Vidharbha in the upcoming Ranji season as one of their professionals, according to reports. This brings to an end a journey that started in the 1996-97 season when Jaffer made his debut, going on to make a triple-hundred in just his 2nd match against Saurashtra.

Vengsarkar the big winner as ex-cricketers face mixed results in MCA elections

While former India skipper Dilip Vengsarkar secured 195 votes, more than even President Sharad Pawar who got re-elected for another two-year term in the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) elections

Mumbai should follow Karnataka in giving voting rights to former players: Praveen Amre

Amre, a former student of Ramakant Achrekar, is the middle of the Cricket First-Pawar group tussle as Mumbai cricket gets ready for the biannual elections on Wednesday.