Ryan ten Doeschate

Former India spinner Sairaj Bahutule is poised to become the Indian men's team's spin-bowling coach for the next two years. With extensive experience, including with the Punjab Kings and at the NCA, Bahutule's appointment aims to bolster India's spin attack. His tenure is expected to commence with the Afghanistan series in June. The Team India coaching setup currently includes batting coach Sitanshu Kotak, fast-bowling coach Morne Morkel, fielding coach T Dilip and assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate, with Bahutule now set to fill the spin-bowling coach’s role.

Indian selectors are set to remove Suryakumar Yadav as India's T20I captain when the squads for the Ireland and England series are picked. Due to his batting struggles, the selectors have run out of patience with the 35-year-old. Shreyas Iyer is a strong contender to take over the leadership role as the team looks for a fresh start ahead of a packed T20I calendar.

The appointment of Gautam Gambhir as the new head coach of the Indian cricket team has generated excitement. Potential assistant coaches include Abhishek Nayar and Ryan ten Doeschate, though the BCCI hasn't confirmed this yet. Gambhir, who led KKR to two IPL titles, praised ten Doeschate as the "greatest team man." Ten Doeschate, a former Dutch international, announced his retirement in 2021 after a storied career. His dedication and selflessness are expected to benefit Team India's coaching setup.

When Gauti said he finds Bengali babes better looking than Delhi damsels, we were floored! Team Kolkata partied before facing Mumbai yesterday. CT was there

India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate views the upcoming Test series against South Africa as a vital step towards the World Test Championship final. He acknowledges South Africa's recent form but emphasizes India's determination to send a strong statement at home. The series marks South Africa's first Test tour to India since 2019.

Former Netherlands’ skipper Ryan ten Doeschate who was part of Kolkata Knight Riders’ title-winning campaign in 2012 and 2014, will be back as the team’s fielding coach, the IPL team announced on Tuesday.

The BCCI has lately advocated for Indian coaches in the setup, but Team India's new head coach Gautam Gambhir has reportedly asked for a slight deviation in the form of including former Netherlands international Ryan ten Doeschate as part of his support staff, according to a report. Doeschate was the fielding coach of Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2024 and has been strongly backed by Gambhir in the past as well for his selfless attitude.

Former Netherlands skipper Ryan ten Doeschate will be back at Kolkata Knight Riders as team's fielding coach, the IPL team announced on Tuesday. The 42-year-old was part of KKR's title-winning campaign in 2012 and 2014. He will succeed James Foster who has now been promoted as the team's assistant coach. Both will work under head coach Chandrakant Pandit.

Netherlands all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate on Friday announced his retirement from international cricket after his side failed to qualify for the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup.

India faces a tight schedule with only a day's rest between their final league match and the semifinal, posing recovery concerns for their bowlers. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate emphasises balancing player rest and maintaining match readiness. Potential adjustments may include limiting bowlers' overs against New Zealand to ensure top performance in the semifinal.

Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate was candid in his admission that the desire to do well overseas has dented Indian batsmen's ability to play spin and his immediate task is to make them adept in it again ahead of an important season that features five Tests at home.

Following a heavy defeat to South Africa in Super 8s, India's batting unit faces scrutiny, with assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate confirming that changes, including the potential inclusion of Sanju Samson, are being considered. The team's left-hand heavy top order has struggled, prompting a rethink of their strategy for upcoming crucial matches.

Gautam Gambhir's captaincy proved instrumental in propelling Kolkata Knight Riders to the forefront of the IPL, culminating in two title triumphs under his leadership. Now returning to the KKR fold in a mentoring capacity, the former Indian opener brings his wealth of experience to guide and inspire the team. Renowned for his knack for rejuvenating struggling teams, Gambhir's association with KKR dates back to the fourth season of the IPL in 2011.

Former India cricketer Manoj Tiwary has criticized assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate's remarks on Rohit Sharma's form, calling them demoralizing. Tiwary highlighted Rohit's extensive achievements, stating ten Doeschate's international record is not even 5% of Sharma's. He urged the coach to reflect on his comments, especially as a member of the support staff.

Ahead of India's crucial Asia Cup clash with Bangladesh, assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate addressed Haris Rauf's conduct, emphasising India's focus on performance over provocation. He expressed confidence in Sanju Samson's ability to solidify the No. 5 position, highlighting his potential to anchor the middle order and close out games.

An old video of Gautam Gambhir has resurfaced on social media, where he expressed his desire to bring Morne Morkel into his IPL team. This comes after the former South African pacer was appointed as Team India's new bowling coach.

Ahead of the high-stakes Asia Cup clash against Pakistan, India's fielding coach Ryan ten Doeschate addressed the media, revealing head coach Gautam Gambhir's message to the team: to block out external noise and focus solely on cricket.

Netherlands cricketer Ryan ten Doeschate has picked Bangladesh's spin bowling all-rounder Shakib al Hasan and India's Ravindra Jadeja as the two best all-rounders in the current era.

India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate explained the decision to pick Ravichandran Ashwin over Washington Sundar in the second Test against Australia, citing Ashwin's experience and perceived effectiveness on the Adelaide Oval surface.

Sri Lanka skipper Dasun Shanaka won the toss and elected to field first against Netherlands in their last first round Group A game on Friday.

Aakash Chopra has lauded Mohammed Siraj as a tireless asset for Indian cricket, particularly in Test matches. Chopra highlighted Siraj's significant workload, ranking him among the top three fast bowlers globally in terms of overs bowled since January 2023.

Facing immense pressure in the series decider, India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate admitted a "slight desperation" to win. He defended the team's all-rounder preference in Tests, citing the need to pick the best XI. Dew is acknowledged as a significant challenge, impacting the balance between batting first and second.

Doeschate, who previously worked alongside Gambhir as part of the coaching staff at Kolkata Knight Riders during the Indian Premier League earlier this year, has also played under Gambhir's leadership for the Kolkata franchise. In another significant move, Abhishek Nayar, who was also a member of the coaching team at KKR, has been appointed as an assistant coach.

South Africa's coach views the upcoming Test series against India as a monumental challenge, comparable to a World Test Championship final. India's assistant coach acknowledges South Africa's strong WTC position, highlighting their quality. The transition to red-ball cricket presents challenges, especially for Shubman Gill, though players are adapting to multi-format demands.

"An individual can win the game for you or take the game away from you," Dhoni had declared a couple of days ago. His fears came true on Wednesday.

India opener Abhishek Sharma has struggled in the T20 World Cup with three ducks, but the team management continues to back him. Coach Morne Morkel said there is no talk of dropping him. Sunil Gavaskar feels pressure is affecting his game and advised him to build innings patiently. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said Abhishek showed good form in the nets and should bounce back in the Super 8s.

India's cricket team aims for a series sweep against Bangladesh in the final T20I in Hyderabad. With the series already won, the team is likely to introduce fresh talent, including Harshit Rana, while keeping an eye on players like Sanju Samson. The focus is on building depth and preparing a solid bench for future tournaments.

The Indian cricket team arrived in Australia to prepare for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The team shared a video showcasing their intense net session. The coaching staff emphasized the significance of the series and the challenges faced by Indian cricketers in Australia. Senior players shared their experiences and insights with the younger members.

Ryan ten Doeschate, India's assistant coach, admitted the unexpected reliance on spin in the ICC Champions Trophy, highlighting spin-friendly Dubai pitches and their impact on scoring trends. Emphasising adaptability, he noted competitive scores around 280-290. Ryan also spoke on gaining player trust and consistent communication within the coaching team led by Gautam Gambhir.