The Indian cricket team is ready to play the important Test series on England tour next month, along with the BCCI, the entire team is ready, where the new cycle of the World Test Championship is going to start in a new way. This is the reason why BCCI is fully engaged in trying many new faces at this tour.

On one side, young players like Shubman Gill have been landed as captain. On the other hand, there is now a big change in the coaching panel, where a legendary player of Rajasthan has been given an important role.

Head coach will change on England tour

An announcement has also been made for the head coach ahead of the five-match Test series between India and England (England), but the announcement of it has not been announced by the Board of Control for Cricket in India but for the tour of England, DCCI announced the head coach which has given the responsibility of coaching the Indian team for the series of seven T20 matches against England’s Divyang cricket team.

Rohit has played the role of wicketkeeper batsman in all three formats of cricket for Rajasthan, who also took command of the team in 2009.

These players get a chance in the team

A preparation camp will be organized for the Indian team from 7 to 14 June in Jaipur, in which the final stamp will be set up for the preparation. In fact, the command of the Indian Divyang team has been handed over to Ravindra Gopinath Sant, who is considered an experienced player and he is very much discussed for his discipline and inspiring leadership. The same Virendra Singh has been made the vice -captain. Apart from this, there are many players in this series (England) who will have the responsibility to prove themselves.

India’s mixed disabled team for England T20 series

Ravindra Gopinath Sant (captain), Virendra Singh, Vikrant Ravindra Keni, Radhika Prasad, Rajesh Irapa Kannur, Yogendra Singh, Narendra Mangor, Sai Akash, Omar Ashraf, Sharma, Abhishek Singh, Vivek Kumar, Vikas Ganeshkumar, Praveen Nelwal, Rishabh Jain and Tarun.

Reserve: Majid Magre, Kuldeep Singh, Krishna Gowda and Jitendra Nagaraju.

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