Pravin Amre

IPL Auction 2022: DC looking for players who can give us more balance, says assistant coach Pravin Amre

The Delhi Capitals have retained four players — wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant, spinner Axar Patel, opener Prithvi Shaw and South African pacer Anrich Nortje.

Now I can invite coach Pravin for dinner at home, says Shreyas Iyer

IPL 2021: DC looking at second half of tournament as fresh start, says assistant coach Pravin Amre

The second leg of the T20 league, which was suspended in May due to the increasing COVID-19 cases in India and multiple infections in the IPL bio-bubble, is scheduled to resume in the UAE from 19 September.

IPL 2021: Was worried about my technique after getting dropped in Australia, says DC's Prithvi Shaw

The Mumbai batsman dominated the Vijay Hazare Trophy like no other in the history of the tournament, amassing a whopping 827 runs in eight matches.

IPL 2021: DC opener Prithvi Shaw says ‘small changes’ in technique and urge to minimise mistakes helped him regain form

Shaw on Saturday blasted his way to a 38-ball 72-run innings as DC chased down a winning target of 189 against CSK with more than an over to spare.

IPL 2021: With runs under his belt, reinvigorated Prithvi Shaw has a shot at redemption

Still in the dawn of his career, Shaw has been through more tribulations than players ten years his senior. With a clear head, honed body, cleansed technique and that stash of Vijay Hazare runs, the IPL stage is set for him to reclaim his status as prodigy rather than problem.

IPL Auction 2021: Delhi Capitals will look to bolster bench strength, says assistant coach Mohammad Kaif

DC finished runners-up in the last edition and would like to do one better with a good bench strength this year, which became a problem last season during the business end of the tournament.

Former India batsman Pravin Amre joins Delhi Capitals as assistant coach for next two IPL seasons

The 52-year-old Amre, who served as the franchise's head talent scout between 2014-2019, will join the existing coaching staff, headed by Ricky Ponting.

Overhauling batting technique at 25 took away aggression from my game, says Robin Uthappa

Uthappa, who is 34 now, last played for India in 2015 in Zimbabwe but is best known for his explosive batting during a run-chase against England at the Oval, followed by brisk starts during the historic World T20 triumph in 2007.

IPL: Former India wicket-keeper Vijay Dahiya appointed Delhi Capitals' talent scout chief after Pravin Amre parts ways

Former India wicket-keeper batsman Vijay Dahiya will be the chief of talent scout development wing of Delhi Capitals, replacing Praveen Amre, who has decided to "move on" after five years.