Cricket Coach Profiles

Cricket Coaches in Chennai

Cricket Coaches provide skill development and sports performance to the cricketers. Cricket Coach is the most important element of cricket learning and key to being a successful cricketer. They support their players by developing the cricket skills & techniques and ensure players are focused in the right direction. They evaluate and monitor the growth of the players and provide feedback to each individual player to increase the overall development of their career. Cricket Coaches ensure that the player is ready and they elevate the player to expert level in Cricket.

List Of Cricket Coaches - Men

SUBRAMANIAM BADRINATH

Brief Profile

Subramaniam Badrinath had been one of the consistent performers on the domestic circuit, piling on runs almost at will. Badri possessed immense mental fortitude and has a cool head on his shoulders.

He came into the national reckoning in 2007 when he accumulated runs for India A on their tours to Zimbabwe and Kenya. He then made a 200 against the visiting South African A side, after which the selectors picked him for the first 3 ODIs against Australia.

He got his chance to make his ODI debut when India toured Sri Lanka in 2008. He came in to bat when India was in a corner in a tight chase, and immediately brought all his experience into play as he forged a match winning stand with MS Dhoni to take India home.

He was picked for the Test squad to play against Australia in October 2008, but could not force his way into a packed middle-order. In 2009, he led India to a victory in the Emerging Players tournament in Brisbane.  Badri played for Chennai Super Kings in the IPL and became an integral part of their side in all five editions.


He decided to play for Vidarbha in 2014. A couple of years later, Hyderabad roped him as the captain of the side. The unassuming cricketer then reached the impressive landmark of 10,000 first-class runs when he crunched a century (134) for Hyderabad against Chhattisgarh in Valsad.
Date of Birth
30 August 1980
Represented Teams
India, Tamil Nadu, Vidharbha, Hyderabad, Board President’s XI, Rest Of India & CSK
Positions
Coach of Kaaraikudi Kalai, iDream Tiruppur Tamhizans
Match Details
Test - Debut
06 Feb 2010 vs South Africa at Vidharbha
Last Test
14 Feb 2010 vs South Africa at Eden Gardens, Kolkata
ODI - Debut
20 Aug 2008 vs Sri Lanka at Rangiri Dambulla Stadium
Last ODI
13 Jan 2011 vs West Indies at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium
T20 Debut
04 June 2011 vs West Indies at Queens Park Oval
Last T20
04 June 2011 vs West Indies at Queens Park Oval
After Retirement
Coaching
Yes
Trainer
No
Umpiring
No
Match Referee
No
Awards / Certification
Level 2 Accredited Coach
Roles
Coach of Kaaraikudi Kalai, iDream Tiruppur Tamhizans
Mobile
E-Mail
HEMANG BADANI

Brief Profile

Hemang Badani a fluent left-handed batsman and a sleek fielder was brought into the ODI fold and had his fair share of success before being roped into the Test side. Badani made his ODI debut in a game against Bangladesh in the Asia Cup.

The all-round southpaw received Indian Test cap number 237 on the morning of the first Test against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2001., He scored a ODI hundred against a mighty Australians at Pune in 2001.

He was one of the few players to get an IPL contract, and was signed by the Chennai Super Kings during that time. He played his final first-class game for Vidarbha against Punjab in 2013 and decided to call it quits from professional cricket at the age of 37.
Date of Birth
14 November 1975
Represented Teams
India, Tamil Nadu, Vidhabha, CSK
Positions
Asst. Coach , Sunrisers Hyderbad, Coach Chepauk Super Gillies, Coach, Jaffna Stallions
Match Details
Test - Debut
15 June 2001 vs Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club
Last Test
29 Aug 2001 vs Sri Lanka at Sinhalese National Stadium
ODI - Debut
30 Mat 2000 vs Bangladesh at Bangabandhu National Stadium
last ODI
13 Mar 2004 vs Pakistan at National Stadium.
After Retirement
Coaching
Yes
Trainer
No
Umpiring
No
Match Referee
No
Awards / Certification
Level 2 Accredited Coach
Roles
Asst. Coach , Sunrisers Hyderbad, Coach Chepauk Super Gillies, Coach, Jaffna Stallions
Mobile
E-Mail
L BALAJI

Brief Profile

Nick named the smiling assassin, Balaji first burst onto the scene in a One-Day International (ODI) against West Indies. He toured Pakistan in 1989-90. It was a historic series for India as it was their first series win in Pakistan. In the three matches, Balaji scalped 12 wickets, including seven in the third Test to hand India a 2-1 series win. The Tamil Nadu pacer registered his best Test figures of five for 76 when Pakistan traveled to India the following year.


He was picked by Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Tamil Nadu pacer picked up 11 wickets, including a hat-trick for CSK in IPL 2008. That performance earned him a recall to the ODI side in 2009.


In the fourth edition of the IPL, Kolkata Knight Riders picked up Balaji from the auctions. He went on to become a vital bowler for the Gautam Gambhir-led side and with some impressive performances, Balaji made a comeback to India's T20I side. After a home series against New Zealand, he was on the plane for the 2012 World T20.

 

He took part in the maiden edition of the Tamil Nadu Premier League, where he along with Dinesh Karthik and Abhinav Mukund led a young side to the title.
Date of Birth
27 September 1981
Represented Teams
India, Tamil Nadu, CSK, KKR, Kings XI Punjab
Positions
Asst. Coach CSK, Coach KKR, Coach Tuti Patriots
Match Details
Test - Debut
08 Oct 2003 vs New Zealand at Narendra Modi Stadium
Last Test
24 Mar 2005 vs Paksitan at M Chinnaswamy Stadium
ODI - Debut
18 Nov 2002 vs West Indies at Reliance Stadium
Last ODI
08 Feb 2009 vs Sri Lanka at R Premadasa Stadium
T20 Debut
11 Sept 2012 vs New Zealand at MAC Stadium
Last T20
02 Oct 2012 vs South Africa at R Premadasa Stadium
After Retirement
Coaching
Yes
Trainer
No
Umpiring
No
Match Referee
No
Awards / Certification
Level 2 Accredited Coach
Roles
Asst. Coach CSK, Coach, KKR, Coach Tuti Patriots
Mobile
E-Mail
R MADHAVAN

Brief Profile

Madhavan hailed from Raaja Mannargud. Madhavan came to the cricketing limelight for the first time in 1977-78 season with strong performances for Loyola College and Madras University. He scored centuries in the Semi Finals and Finals of the Rohinton Baria Tournament.

A couple of years later he once again showcased his class with a century for City Colleges against Alwarpet a team that he was to play for a major part of the next decade. 1980-81 was a big year for Madhavan, one that helped his push for a place in the TN middle order. Madhavan scored over 550 runs in the inter university tourney. Madhavan scored 90 against Mafatlal in 1981 and a century against Nirlon the following year in the then Prestigious Buchi Babu tournament, knocks that earned him laurels from Sunil Gavaskar. On the back of these knocks, he finally made it to the TN team and almost scored a century on Ranji debut against Hyderabad in December 1982.  Madhavan made runs aplenty in the first division league for Alwarpet. In the English Summer, he played two years of professional cricket in the Scottish league. After his cricketing career he also served as Chairman of the State Under 19 selection committee. Soon after, he became the Chairman of the TN Selection Committee.
Date of Birth
29 October 1960
Represented Teams
Tamil Nadu
Positions
Coach
Match Details
FC Matches
1982-1983
Span
1982-1983 – 1989-1990
List A Matches
1982-1983
Span
1982-1983 – 1986-1987
After Retirement
Coaching
Yes
Trainer
No
Umpiring
No
Match Referee
No
Awards / Certification
Level 2 Accredited Coach
Roles
Coach, TNCA Academy
Mobile
E-Mail

Why Cricket Coaches

Cricket Coaches have mastered the art of Cricket  and have the capability to identify young players and develop them to National level players by guiding them in the right direction.

  • Discipline
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What You Get

Every player is given the right direction and required rigorous practice to develop their skills. Cricket Coaches develop players by strengthening the positives and eliminating the negatives so that every player masters cricket.

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