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BCCI Seeks India Women’s Fielding Coach After Costly Catching Errors

BCCI Seeks India Women’s Fielding Coach After Costly Catching Errors

The BCCI is seeking a fielding coach for India’s senior women’s team, with applications due by November 16.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan joked on X that he would take the role, as India’s fielding came under scrutiny.

India dropped 10 catches in five group-stage matches at the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup and exited the tournament in the group stage.

The errors continued in later matches, with India dropping four catches against Zimbabwe and four more in the opening ODI of the next series.

India still won that ODI series 3-0, but the repeated missed chances have raised questions about how the team is addressing its fielding.

Applicants must meet the BCCI’s playing, coaching or qualification criteria for the role.

India’s next assignment is an all-format tour of South Africa in December, beginning with a Test on December 9, followed by ODIs and T20Is.

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Michael VaughanFormer England captain
I will be the fielding coach.
via Times of India