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Indian men's team is sure to get a new head coach: BCCI has started the search for the head coach of Team India and has given permission to current coach Dravid to apply again. However, there is talk in the Indian cricket world that Dravid himself does not want to extend his tenure as the head coach of the Indian team. According to a report quoting reliable sources, the seniors of Team India requested Dravid to remain as the coach of the Test team for one year, but Dravid flatly refused to do so. In short, it is clear that Dravid is not going to apply to become the head coach of the Indian team again.
Laxman is the favorite in the race to replace Dravid as the head coach of Team India.
Laxman, who is holding the charge of NCA director, was considered the favorite in the race to replace Dravid as the head coach of Team India. However, Laxman is also believed to be reluctant to apply to become the head coach. After Dravid's departure, if Laxman also does not apply to take over the responsibility of the head coach of Team India, then there is a possibility that Gambhir Fleming or Langer will be given this responsibility.
Dravid presented personal reasons
Dravid does not want to extend his tenure as the head coach of Team India. He gave personal reasons for this. It is believed that even before the start of IPL, Dravid had informed his intentions to the top BCCI officials. According to the report, Dravid is tired of continuous touring as the head coach of Team India. Now he wants to spend time with his family and that is why he does not want to remain on the post of head coach.
wishes of senior cricketers
Senior cricketers of Team India wanted Dravid to remain the coach of the Test team for one more year. The process of change in the Indian Test team has started. Pujara and Rahane have been dropped from the team. Captain Rohit Sharma has also turned 37 years old, but his Test career also does not seem to last much longer. Senior cricketers requested Dravid to extend his tenure as coach of the Test team by one year, but Dravid turned down the request.
Laxman will not enter the race?
Laxman, who took over as coach of the Indian team in Dravid's absence, was till now considered a strong contender as the new head coach. However, after Dravid's departure, Laxman also does not want to join the race to become the head coach, his insiders are saying. Laxman has been serving as the director of the National Cricket Academy for the last three years. It seems that he is not particularly interested in replacing Dravid and may not even apply for the head coach's post.