Jonathan Batty named Delhi Capitals head coach for WPL

Delhi Capitals have roped in double cross The Hundred winning mentor Jonathan Wacky as responsible for their Ladies' Chief Association (WPL) side, the establishment declared on Saturday (February 11). Previous India global turned boss selector Hemlata Kala and previous Britain lead trainer Lisa Keightley have come on board as colleague mentors while Biju George, who has recently worked with the public ladies' side, has been delegated as the establishment's handling mentor. Wacky has driven Oval Invincibles to consecutive named in 2021 and 2022, and is as of now the lead trainer of Melbourne Stars in the WBBL and the Surrey ladies' group. "It's a staggering opportunity to be engaged with Ladies' cricket and the WPL can possibly change the scene of ladies' pro game worldwide," Wacko said in an explanation. Keightley, the ongoing Sydney Thunder lead trainer, was in charge when Britain arrived at the last of the 2022 ODI World Cup in Britain before in the end moving to one side last August. Kala, the previous head of public choice board, has stayed dynamic in the training circle since her India retirement. In the mean time, the Capri Worldwide possessed establishment have been named their group Lucknow Warriorz, and have named Jon Lewis as their lead trainer. Lewis, who is the ongoing lead trainer of the Britain, will be joined by Anju Jain (partner mentor), Lisa Sthalekar (tutor) and Ashley Noffke (bowling trainer) at the Lucknow group. Ahmedabad-based Gujarat Goliaths and Mumbai Indians had declared their private alcove staff recently, with previous India commanders Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami roped in group coaches separately among other star signings. The primary release of the player sell off is scheduled for Monday (February 13) and the debut season will be played between Walk 4 and 26 at two scenes in Mumbai.