BCCI Received fake applicants for team India head coach: The last date to apply for the job of Team India's next head coach was 27 May. The figures that have come out after this deadline are quite shocking. BCCI has received more than 3000 applications for the head coach of Team India. However, most of these applications are fake and applications have been sent to BCCI using the names of legends like MS Dhoni and Sachin Tendulkar.
There is a continuous effort going on to find the next head coach of the Indian team. The names of many former cricketers are coming up as to who can become the coach. The tenure of the current coach Rahul Dravid is only till the T20 World Cup and that is why the BCCI is looking for a new coach. It was also said in many media reports that only a foreigner can become the next head coach of Team India. However, right now Gautam Gambhir is said to be at the forefront in this race.
Fake applications found in the name of MS Dhoni and Sachin Tendulkar
Amidst all this, BCCI has received more than 3 thousand applications for the post of head coach. According to the report of Indian Express, many people have also sent fake applications in the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, former Indian captain MS Dhoni and legendary Sachin Tendulkar.
Let us tell you that many legends have refused to coach Team India. Foreign names like Justin Langer, Stephen Fleming, Andy Flower and Ricky Ponting have turned down this offer. However, BCCI secretary Jay Shah had given a statement that the board had not offered coaching to any Australian cricketer and all the cricketers who are making this claim are all lies.
Among all these, Gautam Gambhir's name is being discussed the most at the moment. Recently KKR won the IPL title under Gambhir's mentorship and for this reason it is being said that he could be India's next coach. However, there has been no official confirmation about this yet and neither has Gautam Gambhir given any statement.
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