VVS Laxman discusses Indian cricket's future at BCCI Centre of Excellence

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VVS Laxman discusses Indian cricket's future at BCCI Centre of Excellence
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VVS Laxman, head of the BCCI Centre of Excellence, emphasizes the facility's evolution and importance for domestic players. In a recent interview, Laxman highlighted the need for greater access to coaching and technology for non-contracted players to strengthen the foundation of Indian cricket. He noted the growing participation of active players in coaching roles, suggesting a shift in mindset towards player development. The CoE has significantly expanded since its inception, supporting over 150 players annually across various youth levels. Laxman aims to enhance India's cricket structure in the years to come.

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  • VVS Laxman leads BCCI Centre of Excellence efforts.
  • CoE aims to benefit domestic and pathway players.
  • Over 150 players supported annually through various programs.
  • Emphasis on coaching education for transitioning players.
  • Laxman values ecosystem development alongside infrastructure.
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