AB de Villiers wants to become the head coach of Team India, he himself gave advice to BCCI, said – 'I don't like this job…'

AB De Villiers: After the T20 World Cup 2024 to be played between June 2 and June 29, the tenure of Indian team coach Rahul Dravid as the head coach will officially end. Who will take over this responsibility after him? There is a lot of discussion about this. Veterans like Australia's Ricky Ponting, Justin Langer and CSK coach Stephen Fleming have refused to become the head coach of Team India. During this, when former South Africa cricket team captain AB de Villiers was talked to about this, he gave a big statement.

AB De Villiers wants to become the coach of Team India

Former South Africa cricket team captain AB De Villiers was seen doing commentary in the eliminator match of IPL 2024. During this, he was seen unhappy with the poor performance of his team RCB. Recently, while talking to News-18, when he was asked about becoming the head coach of the Indian team, he said that,,

“I don’t have any thoughts on that yet, I think I could enjoy coaching but there are some elements of it that I still have a lot to learn. Anything can happen in the future though.”

The names of these players have come out before de Villiers

Before former South African captain AB de Villiers, the names of former Australian captain Ricky Ponting, former Australian coach Justin Langer and Chennai Super Kings coach Stephen Fleming have come up to become the head coach of Team India. Apart from this, it is also being said that Indian team veterans Gautam Gambhir, Ashish Nehra and VVS Laxman can become the coach of Team India.

Stats are amazing in international cricket

Former South African cricket team captain AB de Villiers is counted among the legendary batsmen. His statistics in international cricket have been tremendous, he has scored 8765 runs in 114 test matches. In 228 ODIs, he has scored 9577 runs at an average of 53.50. While in 78 T20 matches, he has scored 1672 runs from his bat, he said goodbye to international cricket in 2018.