VVS to replace Rahul Dravid as NCA Director

VVS Laxman will replace Rahul Dravid as NCA director, if he takes up the job, VVS will have to step down as a mentor as well as commentator and analyst at Sunrisers Hyderabad.

The National men’s team head coach :-

With Rahul Dravid appointed as the head coach of the national men’s team, BCCI is looking at VVS as its preferred candidate to head the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore.

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ESPNcricinfo understands that VVS Laxman, who is currently working for the hosting broadcaster in the UAE as a commentator and analyst for the T20 World Cup, will ask the board for his role and other disclosures before deciding on the move. But waiting for clarity.

Rahul Dravid resigned from his position as NCA director last month after two years in office, in which he outlined injury management, player rehabilitation, coaching programs, and the roadmap for age-group and women’s cricket.

M Chinnaswamy Stadium Complex :-

The NCA chief will have to stay in Bangalore. The Academy is already headquartered in the city. In the M Chinnaswamy Stadium complex. And the BCCI is set to build a new one. the state-of-the-art facility on the outskirts of the city in the coming days. If Laxman takes over, it would mean shifting of a base from his hometown Hyderabad.

VVS Laxman is a commentator and cricket analyst as well as a mentor to the IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad. Until earlier this year, Laxman also served as the batting consultant of the Cricket Association of Bengal.

A Held office for six years :-

He held the position for six years for the association’s ambitious Vision 2020 project. In addition to being brought in by Sourav Ganguly – their former India team-mate and captain. And the immediately joint secretary of the Cricket Association of Bengal intended to make Bengal a potential.

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If VVS Laxman takes up the role of the NCA. He will have to relinquish all those positions to avoid conflict of interest purposes. A former player is barred from simultaneously holding more than. One position Within the BCCI framework.