Mumbai: Punjab Cricket The upcoming season will have a full ‘Mumbai flavour’ in his coaching set-up. Soon after he named the former India and Mumbai fast bowler invention salvik As head coach of their senior team, Punjab Cricket Association Former Mumbai wicketkeeper has been appointed Sulakshana Kulkarni Coach of Punjab Under-19 team.
Kulkarni coached Mumbai at 40th position Ranji Trophy title in the 2012-13 season. “Harbhajan Singh (former India off-spinner) and PCA president Gulzar Inder Chahal (who was part of India’s U-15 World Cup winning team and is just 39 years old) have the vision to take Punjab Cricket to the top of Indian cricket. have a dream. The next decade,” Kulkarni told TOI.
“I am grateful to PCA for giving me this opportunity. I am confident that I can help Punjab build a solid bench strength, which is why they have appointed me for this position.”
The Punjab Under-19 team will start its campaign from October 7 with the Vinoo Mankad Trophy in Cuttack.
Kulkarni is also the coach of Karnataka Sporting Club in local cricket. Kulkarni coached Mumbai for three seasons from 2011-12 to 2014-15. He also coached Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh and was the batting coach with Nepal.
Kulkarni coached Mumbai at 40th position Ranji Trophy title in the 2012-13 season. “Harbhajan Singh (former India off-spinner) and PCA president Gulzar Inder Chahal (who was part of India’s U-15 World Cup winning team and is just 39 years old) have the vision to take Punjab Cricket to the top of Indian cricket. have a dream. The next decade,” Kulkarni told TOI.
“I am grateful to PCA for giving me this opportunity. I am confident that I can help Punjab build a solid bench strength, which is why they have appointed me for this position.”
The Punjab Under-19 team will start its campaign from October 7 with the Vinoo Mankad Trophy in Cuttack.
Kulkarni is also the coach of Karnataka Sporting Club in local cricket. Kulkarni coached Mumbai for three seasons from 2011-12 to 2014-15. He also coached Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh and was the batting coach with Nepal.