• Welcome to the Cricket Web forums, one of the biggest forums in the world dedicated to cricket.

    You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join the Cricket Web community today!

    If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact us.

Jonty Rhodes and Mike Bevan

Bapu Rao Swami

U19 12th Man
There is speculation over hiring Jonty Rhodes as India's fielding coach and possibly Mike Bevan as India's specialist ODI coach on how to pace ODI innings.


comments!
 

ReallyCrazy

Banned
what? No way, your kidding, rite? I think its just a rumour. But if Rhodes agrees, that will be a good move to hire him. I'm pretty sure Bevan has not given up on his career yet and is gonna try and get back into the aussie side.
 

Bapu Rao Swami

U19 12th Man
ReallyCrazy said:
what? No way, your kidding, rite? I think its just a rumour. But if Rhodes agrees, that will be a good move to hire him. I'm pretty sure Bevan has not given up on his career yet and is gonna try and get back into the aussie side.

I'm not kidding, Rhodes news is even on cricinfo, its discussed there in thorough detail. As for Bevan I heard he'll move on to the English county system and stay there but Hindustan Times said he could very well end up working for the BCCI.
 

Adamc

Cricketer Of The Year
Well I can't imagine what would happen if the likes of Ganguly and Nehra tried to field like Jonty... I guess there's only one way to find out though. :p
 

ReallyCrazy

Banned
I heard that John Wright's contract as coach of the Indian team ends later this year. Is it going to be renewed and is wright available for one more term?
 

Bapu Rao Swami

U19 12th Man
ReallyCrazy said:
I heard that John Wright's contract as coach of the Indian team ends later this year. Is it going to be renewed and is wright available for one more term?

Well even I heard the Kiwis want him back, however he still is India's first choice, I guess Ian Chappell, Roger Binny and DeVilliers are next in line.

Wright himself has said he wants to stay longer.
 

shankar

International Debutant
Jonty's not being hired as India's fielding coach. He'll be having a stint at the NCA with the under-15 and under-17 trainess along with some India 'A' players. They're trying to get Boycott as batting coach too. I've not heard any news abt. Bevan
 
Last edited:

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
Yes, Rhodes is going there for a day to give a training session.

Bevan sounds like hogwash to me though (he's yet to retire)
 

SpaceMonkey

International Debutant
With the amount of ODI's played by the likes of Dravid / Tendulkar / Ganguly, i should hope they'd all know how to pace a ODI innings by now. Also no international team would hire a coach just to teach how to pace a ODI, thats just plain stupid. Also NZ have a brillient coach in Bracewell whos only been there a short time so i find it highly unlikely they'd want Wright back.
The reporting in the Indian media is worse then in the UK when it comes to correctness / truthfulness (and thats saying something!).
 

Craig

World Traveller
ReallyCrazy said:
I heard that John Wright's contract as coach of the Indian team ends later this year. Is it going to be renewed and is wright available for one more term?
I should hope so!
 

Arjun

Cricketer Of The Year
If you ask me, the team may need a fieling coach, and especially Ganguly, Nehra and Kumble. Even when winning, they dropped 5 catches! It's most disappointing when good fielders like Dravid and Sehwag drop catches.

They definitely need a bowling coach, even better if he's an all-rounder. Batsmen should learn to bowl, while bowlers should learn to bat, especially the younger players.
 

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
age_master said:
haha i dont think bevan is quite done playing yet
But will he make it back in the International side?

I have my doubts to be honest.

Amazing how just before the SL tour there was a big call on here for him to play in the Tests over there, yet now he's been dumped completely!
 

shankar

International Debutant
Arjun said:
If you ask me, the team may need a fieling coach, and especially Ganguly, Nehra and Kumble. Even when winning, they dropped 5 catches! It's most disappointing when good fielders like Dravid and Sehwag drop catches.
I think the Indian catching is in pretty good shape. We have a very good slip cordon (and a brilliant forward short leg in Chopra if he plays). It's in one-day matches where although the ground fielding is decent the throwing especially from the deep is extremely poor and needs to be worked on.
 

Andre

International Regular
marc71178 said:
But will he make it back in the International side?

I have my doubts to be honest.

Amazing how just before the SL tour there was a big call on here for him to play in the Tests over there, yet now he's been dumped completely!
I agree Marc. As we've seen with the selectors in the past they've made their beds on Bichel and Bevan - there's no chance of a recall. They only play their hand once.
 

Tim

Cricketer Of The Year
New Zealand currently have John Bracewell that is correct, but John Wright has said before that one of his dreams is to coach his own country.

He has stated recently that he wishes to return to Christchurch which also happens to be the location of the NZ Cricket Academy. Im sure NZ would be happy to use him as a coach out at Lincoln with all the experience he has gained at Kent & with India.
 

Sanz

Hall of Fame Member
John Wright isn't going anywhere, He loves coaching this Indian Team :-

Faisal :- Four years is a long time. Are you looking for a change?

JW :- Unless my employers decide otherwise I will continue with this team. My contract finishes after the ICC Champions Trophy in England this September. I will cross the bridge when I come to it. My contracts with the Board have been annual and that is how it will stay. Ever since I have been in this job there's been a lot of speculation about my longevity and who my successors will be.


http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2004/apr/10inter.htm

John is one of the best coaches in the world and I hope he continues as our Coach as long as he can.
 

Top