5 Popular Cricket coaches around the International circuit

5 Popular Cricket coaches around the International circuit: They wear multiple hats. When the team is down on morale, he is the first person to address the questions and face the heat. On winning, he would rather stand at the corner and watch the boys celebrate. From throw down to strategies, a coach plays a vital role for any side. Here we take a look at the best brains in international cricket today. 5 Popular Cricket coaches around the International circuit: 1. Darren Lehmann (Australia): Darren Lehmann. (© Getty Images) This southpaw was a treat to watch during his hey days. His slow left arm orthodox turners turned out to be fatal for many batsmen. He had a successful tenure with Queensland as coach before helping Deccan Chargers lift their maiden IPL title. From abusing opponents to earning respect, Darren”boof” Lehmann has seen it all. He smiled with his team, won the Ashes and saw it give away. Darren Lehmann is known to be a player’s coach,”He understands the players,” Johnson had recently said. His team will now be touring Bangladesh and then will host New Zealand and India. It will be interesting to see how these assignment turns out and will define how far Australia has come with in the transition. Also Read – 6 Average players who turned out to be great coaches 2. Trevor Bayliss (England): Trevor Bayliss. (© Getty Images) This Australian is currently trending on the world map, thanks to his sides’ Ashes win over Australia. He likes to stay out of the spot light and keeps himself busy plotting strategies. Trevor will look to take this challenge to the next level and make England a formidable side in the limited overs cricket. England always had the reputation of being a “Test” playing nation, With Bayliss in the hot seat, focus is gradually getting shifting towards the shorter versions as well. Having performed well against New Zealand and Australia recently, the onus will be on Trevor and his band of boys to make a mark before next year’s T20 World cup. 3. Ravi Shastri (India): Ravi Shastri. (© Getty Images) How do you introduce a Boss? Ravi Shastri’s performance at post match presentations during the world cup over shadowed India’s brilliant run. On a serious note, this man speaks his mind and never shy’s away to voice his opinion. Talk about the spat with Naseer Hussain or his commentary which we miss dearly, Ravi is a darling to many. He is the right man at the moment to guide India to new highs. Shastri has been India’s “go to man” ever since India’s dismal show 8 years back in Caribbean. He fared well as coach during the Bangladesh series that took place just after the 2007 World Cup. Even though India lost both the Test Series in England and then down under, Ravi Shastri’s impact as a mentor come coach was on display. The team fought hard and played a positive brand of cricket. Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli are the perfect ingredient to the recipe called success in Indian cricket. In the recent times, different players have voiced their support towards the Director. “Ravi bhai has been a very influential person in our team. When I was going through a bad patch in Australia the entire support staff was behind me and that was the reason I could come back and score runs. You feel happy when people back you to do well,”Dhawan said. 4. Chandika Hathurusingha (Bangladesh): Chandika Hathurusingha. (Photo Source: AFP) Hathurusingha has been Bangladesh’s head coach since May 2014 and has led the team through some major highs, including their first ever 3-0 Test series whitewash, their maiden trip into the World Cup’s knockout stages and historic ODI series wins over Pakistan, India and South Africa. Chandika has redefined Bangladesh cricket and will look to upset their next rival Australia and carry on the good run. If rumours are to be believed then we may see Chandika as a replacement for Marvan Atapattu in the coming time. But for now, all we hope is to see him and his boys carry the momentum and dance there way to history. After all this man has brought Bangladesh back in the cricket map for the good. 5. Waqar Younis (Pakistan): Waqar Younis. (© Getty Images) He is the man who had put reverse to swing but his journey as the national sides coach has hit a major road block on the way. Waqar has been in the thick of things recently with his side placed 9th among the top 10 sides in the limited overs format. Abdul Razzaq had alleged Waqar of destroying senior players cricket carrier with “hidden agenda”. His former teammate Mohammed Yousuf slammed the current coach for his poor team management skills. Coaching a subcontinental side has never been easy, with a constant reminder of the challenge of getting qualified for the champions trophy 2017, Waqar will put his thinking cap on. As a coach, Waqar’s tenure so far has been filled with “hits and misses”. The team got the better of Australia during the Abu Dhabi series but surrendered during their world cup campaign. With the cricket calendar filled with an action packed season, it will be interesting to see how the “most unpredictable team” play out the events.