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    IPL 2024: Justin Langer feels coaching Indian team is the “biggest job in the world”
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    IPL 2024: Justin Langer Feels Coaching Indian Team Is The “biggest Job In The World”

    By IANS News May 18, 2024 • 15:48 PM View: 1126
    Lucknow Super Giants: Lucknow Super Giants head coach Justin Langer has ruled himself out of the race to be India’s next head coach, saying, ‘It’s the biggest job in the world’ and he had his fill when he held the same post for Australia's men's national cricket team. Earlier this week, the BCCI officially invited applications for the India head coach’s post with May 27 set as the deadline. Former India captain Rahul Dravid, current head coach of India, has informed the BCCI that he will not seek an extension of his tenure.

    As per the job description, the new India men’s team head coach would be for all three formats and will be in charge from July 2024 till December 2027. Dravid’s original contract as India’s head coach began after the 2021 Men’s T20 World Cup in November and had come to an end with the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup at home and was extended till this year’s Men’s T20 World Cup.

    “It would almost be the biggest job in cricket being the head coach of the Indian cricket team because of the huge volume of cricket, the huge expectation. It would be a great challenge, it would be great fun. It would be a wonderful opportunity to win ICC titles, but with all these things, the timing has gotta be right,” Langer said at the post-match press conference after LSG’s 18-run win over Mumbai Indians on Saturday.

    TAGS Justin Langer Lucknow Super Giants Former India Rahul Dravid T20 World Cup ODI World Cup Mumbai Indians Ravi Shastri KL Rahul Chennai Super Kings Devdutt Padikkal Nicholas Pooran Mohsin Khan Mayank Yadav Krunal Pandya Ravi Bishnoi
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