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R Sridhar Appointed Assistant Coach Of Afghanistan Team For NZ, SA Series
“The Afghanistan Cricket Board named Indian Ramakrishnan Sridhar as Assistant Coach of the National Team for upcoming events of one off test match against New Zealand and 3-match ODI series against South Africa,” the Afghanistan Cricket Board’s announcement read.
Sridhar having played 35 first-class and 15 List A matches in India's domestic circuit has deep understanding of the game is well-established. His transition from player to coach has been marked by notable success, particularly in his role as the Fielding Coach of the Indian national team.
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