- Mumbai Indians may appoint Paras Mhambrey as the team’s bowling coach for IPL 2025. Paras was the bowling coach of Team India in the World Cup 2023 and T20 World Cup 2024.
Source: Social Media
IPL 2025:
Preparations for
IPL 2025 have
begun. Many teams can make a big bang in the mega auction to be held before this season. This time the veteran players can break their years-old relationship with their team and join another team. Mumbai Indians will also be seen making big changes in their team. This change will be seen not only in the players but also in the coaching staff. If some reports are to be believed, Mumbai Indians is going to include the World Cup winning bowling coach in the team to strengthen the bowling attack.
This legendary coach will enter Mumbai Indians
Mumbai Indians may appoint
Paras Mhambrey as bowling coach
for IPL 2025. According to the Times of India report, it can be officially announced any time. Paras Mhambrey’s joining the team will prove to be a plus point for MI
as he knows Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya closely and his rapport with both these players has been good for the last several years.
THE NEW BOWLING COACH OF MUMBAI INDIANS – PARAS MHAMBREY…!!!! [Gaurav Gupta from TOI]
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) October 13, 2024
Paras was the bowling coach of Indian team during the T20I World Cup 2024. pic.twitter.com/FE1MeJmuDJ
Team India
has been made the world champion
Paras Mhambrey was the bowling coach of Team India in the World Cup 2023. Even though India lost to Australia in the final match of that World Cup, everyone was surprised to see the Indian bowling throughout the tournament. Paras Mhambrey also got the credit for this. After which he was associated with the team for the T20 World Cup 2024 in 2024. This time the bowlers did not disappoint him and won the T20 World Cup trophy after 17 years.
Career of Paras Mhambrey
Paras Mhambrey’s international career lasted only five matches . He played 2
Tests and 3
ODIs . However, this player took 284 wickets in first class and
111 wickets
in List A. It was under his captaincy that the Mumbai team won the title in the 2002-03 Ranji season.