who is coach?

Answer 1

God
and mommies always

Answer 2

A Coach is a Representative of the Encouragement of All the Fans to The Players.
He Is the Man responsible For His Teams Victory & Defeat in the Matches. If Cricket Ground Is a Solar System, Then He Acts Like a Sun, giving His Light (Talent) To the Planet (Players)!!

Answer 3

The roleof a coach is to train the players in various aspects of the game, point out the short coming of each player and guide him to overcome the same and evolve tactics and measures to improve the performance of the players etc.

After retirement of Greg Chappel no full time coach has been appointed for Indian Cricket Team though Ravi Shastri was appointed as interim coach fum Manager for Bangladesh Tour. Indications are that Dev Wattmore is most likely to be appointed as Coach of Indian Team

Answer 4

Dav Whatmore for India in Near Future ?

Coach Defination : - Coach is the Leader of the Team off the Field, who guides the players, with their right and wrong things in the practices. Also track their Failures and Success time to analysis and get more out of the players.

Answer 5

in bangladesh tour ravi shatsri is the coach of india
now a days bcci is trying to find the coach for indian cricket team
the nominations are
1dave votemor
2tom moody
3vivyal richards

Answer 6

Who makes the one fit for his purpose mentally and physically, by the way of training, is called as coach.*

Answer 7

Who will be India's next coach is very much an open question. When the seven-member committee formed to tackle this very issue meets on June 4, it is likely to be faced with two conflicting opinions: the current players would like the job to go to a foreigner, whereas a campaign, championed by no less than Sunil Gavaskar, a member of the committee himself, is building up from former cricketers to appoint an Indian.
In a significant development, four senior members of the Indian team, Rahul Dravid, the captain, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and Anil Kumble, are learnt to have met Sharad Pawar, the Indian board president, and conveyed their wish to be coached by a foreigner. The meeting took place during India's tour of Bangladesh.
There is precedence of the players' views playing a decisive role in the appointment of the coach. John Wright, who was appointed India's first foreign coach in 2000, was recommended by Rahul Dravid, who had played under Wright for Kent in the County Championship in England and when Wright's contract came up for renewal, he was publicly backed by Tendulkar and Ganguly. And in 2005, when there was a clamour for a homegrown coach, the job went to Greg Chappell, whose candidature was supported by, ironically, Ganguly.
This time too, the opinions are divided. Though Dav Whatmore, with whom some of the BCCI officials have had informal talks, has emerged as a strong candidate, the final decision is yet to be taken. And lobbying for an Indian coach has begun, with Gavaskar and Kapil Dev leading rally.

Gavaskar, writing in his column in the Mumbai tabloid Mid Day, has made some thinly-veiled attacks on Whatmore, who is believed to be the frontrunner. Writing after the second Test against India, Gavaskar pointed to the "lack of cricketing acumen" in the Bangladesh camp following their decision to bat first.

"It's here that Bangladesh suffered the most, for even allowing for the fact that Habibul Bashar is not the wiliest of skippers, it was clear that he had little help, and if anything, the lack of tactical input was exposed by the decision to field first in the last Test as well as that of not trying for a win in the first Test when the target was achievable with some bold batting."

Kapil Dev, was even more direct. "Who is Whatmore," he thundered in an interview in the Telegraph, the Kolkata based daily. "Why do we need to talk about Whatmore? Or, for that matter, anybody not associated with our team at this point in time. In my opinion, when Ravi (Shastri) isn't available after Bangladesh, the Board should give the coach's powers to Venkatesh Prasad and Robin Singh, both of whom have played international cricket and are currently working with the boys."

Kapil, who is director of the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore, has already made his preferences clear by appointing Rajinder Goel, Sarkar Talwar and Rajinder Pal, to instruct the trainees.

Interestingly, while the focus has been solely on Whatmore, the name of Graham Ford has suddenly begun to do the rounds as a contender. Ford, who prefers to be low-key, had successful stints with South Africa, Natal and Kent, and could be a good man for the job. However, it is unclear whether the board has even got in touch with Ford to check on his availability or interest. From all indications the board is waiting till the meeting in Bangalore on June 4, set to begin sometime in the evening, to make its moves.

Answer 8

who is coach means which team coach

Answer 9

Coach is the person who teach yhe team and tell them how to play.

Answer 10

India's coach is yet to be announced

Answer 11

A person who inspires the players;who can assess a player very early;who can co-operate well with the players.