MUMBAI: The
Mumbai Cricket Association
on Monday announced that its newly formed
Cricket Improvement Committee
will conduct interviews of shortlisted candidates for various positions, including that of senior men's team coach, on Wednesday.
"Cricket Improvement Committee of the Mumbai
Cricket
Association will be conducting interviews of the shortlisted candidates for the positions of various team coaches on Wednesday, 9th September from 10.30 am onwards," the cricket body said in a media release.
It is reliably learnt that former India pacer Salil Ankola and former Mumbai wicket-keeper batsman
Sulakshan Kulkarni
are among the shortlisted candidates for the interview of senior men's team coach's job.
As per the release, the CIC will be conducting interviews of 24 shortlisted candidates for various positions.
The Association issued the list of candidates but did not specify who will be appearing interviews for what position.
The CIC, headed by former India player and coach
Lalchand Rajput, has Sameer Dighe and
Raju Kulkarni as its other members.
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