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After Kumble's exit, another Karnataka and former India international is in the coach's race

By Manas Pratim Kashyap

Former Indian bowling coach Bapu Krishnarao Venkatesh Prasad has once again expressed his desires to apply for the vacant position of coach in the Indian cricket team before the 9 July deadline.

 "I've not applied for the head coach's role yet and might not do so before the deadline. However, I'm very much keen to contribute to Indian cricket as an assistant coach or a bowling coach. I can work under Ravi Shastri or Virender Sehwag or whoever becomes the head coach and bring in my experiences as an international cricketer and a former coach." Prasad told Cricbuzz. 

 Prasad, who has played 33 Tests and 161 ODIs for India, is currently serving as the junior India chief selector and his three-year term expires in September this year.
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