While Robin Singh has chosen to maintain a stoic challenge, Venkatesh Prasad has spoken out about his dejection of losing the post of the bowling coach for the Indian team ahead of the India Australia ODI series courtesy the whipping boys of BCCI.
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While Robin Singh has signed on as coach of the Mumbai Indians team in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Prasad applied to be Sri Lanka's assistant coach to the Sri Lankan coach, Trevor Bayliss, after Paul Fabrace bid his goodbye.
However, the Sri Lankan Cricket board looked at the former Australian cricketer and now an England citizen, Stuart Law, for a worldwide scope and experience and appointed him for a role that will begin with Sri Lanka's tour to India next month.
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