Cricket Afghanistan: ACB Name New Coaching Staff for NCA
ACB New Coaching Staff: The Afghanistan Cricket Board has appointed Mandeep Singh as Physiotherapist and Rajesh Chauhan as Strength & Conditioning Trainer to serve in its High-Performance Center, alongside the batting and bowling coaches Imran Farhat & Rana Naveed Ul Hassan.
The High-Performance Center (HPC) was recently placed in the Afghanistan Cricket Board’s revamped organizational structure which provides a range of high-performance services across coaching, training, capacity-building programs, medical services and high-performance management.
Cricket Afghanistan: Mandeep Singh has a Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy :-
Mandeep Singh has a Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy from CMJ University in India and has worked in Biomechanics, Exercise Therapy, Electric Therapy, Orthopedics, and Ergonomics for over 13 years. He worked as a Junior and Senior Physiotherapist in physiotherapy clinics in 2013 and 2014, and he was the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association’s Team Physiotherapist in 2014, where he assisted players in recognizing physical problems and revising and developing treatment programs.
Rajesh Chauhan has a Bachelor’s degree :-
Rajesh Chauhan, on the other hand, has a Bachelor’s degree in Strength and Conditioning from Setanta College in Ireland, as well as multiple certificates and licenses from various known organizations, including Level 1 & Level 2 Licenses from the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association (ASCA), a Level 3 License (Reps Level 3), a Level O Training Certificate from BCCI, a Personal Trainor Certificate from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), and a Personal Trainer Certificate from the National Academy.
These recruitments will allow the ACB this :-
These recruitments will allow the ACB to give significant player development programs to its centrally and domestic contracted cricketers while also ensuring that no other players are taken abroad for injury treatment, allowing the organization to save money and conserve expenditures.
