Explorer

Manoj Prabhakar resigns as UP Ranji coach

Manoj Prabhakar resigns as UP Ranji coachPhoto: Twitter

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Ranji Trophy team chief coach Manoj Prabhakar has tendered his resignation from his post, citing personal reason.


The contract of former India all-rounder Prabhakar was for a maximum period of two years, but he resigned after completing one year.


"Last year international cricketer Manoj Prabhakar was roped in as coach for UP's Ranji team. His contract was for a maximum period of two years, but before his contract is over, Prabhakar tendered his resignation," UPCA secretary Yudhvir Singh told PTI from Meerut.


Singh said that Prabhakar cited 'personal reasons' for his resignation.


Before Prabhkar, international fast bowler Venkatesh Prasad was the coach of UP Ranji team, but the team did not show any remarkable performance during his stint.


Singh informed that UPCA will hold a meeting in June to pick a new coach. State-level players and those of international repute are being considered for this post.


Uttar Pradesh had a forgettable outing last season, finishing at the seventh place in Group A. Regular captain Suresh Raina was only available for 3 matches in last season, which affected their performance a great deal.

Top Headlines

Greenland PM Warns Citizens To Brace For ‘Possible US Invasion’
Greenland PM Warns Citizens To Brace For ‘Possible US Invasion’
'Downward Spiral': EU Calls Trump Tariff A Mistake; Vows 'Unflinching' Response
'Downward Spiral': EU Calls Trump Tariff A Mistake; Vows 'Unflinching' Response
BMC Mayor Row: Sanjay Raut Alleges BJP Tapping Phones Of Councillors
BMC Mayor Row: Sanjay Raut Alleges BJP Tapping Phones Of Councillors
ABP Exclusive | Deportation Halted At Last Minute: Why Pakistan Stopped Sarabjit Kaur’s Return
ABP Exclusive | Deportation Halted At Last Minute: Why Pakistan Stopped Sarabjit Kaur’s Return

Videos

Breaking News: BJP’s New National President Pays Tribute to Party Workers and Leadership
Breaking News: Nitish Naveen’s Appointment Marks New Era for India’s Largest Political Party
Exclusive: BJP Gets Youngest President in Nitish Naveen, Party Workers Celebrate
Breaking News: PM Modi Welcomes Nitish Naveen as Youngest BJP National President
Breaking News: BJP Celebrates 75 Years of Jan Sangh Legacy and Public Service

Photo Gallery

25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Embed widget