Former Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore formally joined Indian domestic side Baroda as Director of Cricket. (More Cricket News)
Whatmore, the 1996 World Cup-winning coach with Sri Lanka, coached Kerala for three years before taking the new role. He guided Kerala to their first-ever Ranji Trophy semi-finals in 2018-19.
"I will, obviously, coach the senior team. But apart from that, I will have to lay down a structure at the Under-19 and Under-23 levels to create a feeder system along with the local coaches. It's a two-year contract, to begin with," ESPN Cricinfo quoted Whatmore as saying.
Kerala witnessed a very poor 2019-2020 Ranji Trophy season as they finished on the 17th position out of 18 teams in the combined Groups A and B points table with a solitary win in eight matches. After the season, Kerala and Whatmore parted ways.
Apart from Sri Lanka, Whatmore had coached three other international sides, namely, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
(With ANI inputs)
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