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The BCCI is planning a significant overhaul of its pace-bowling development program at the Centre of Excellence. With three new fast-bowling coaches set to be appointed, former India pacers Lakshmipathy Balaji and VRV Singh are reportedly leading candidates. This move aims to nurture a larger pool of fast bowlers, addressing concerns about sustained progress and the need for consistent guidance.

The India A cricket team has arrived in England for their upcoming tour. Troy Cooley, the bowling coach, is with the team. Hrishikesh Kanitkar is the head coach. Abhimanyu Easwaran will lead the squad. The team will play three games, including one against India Seniors. Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan will join the team later.

Australia's Troy Cooley will be the bowling coach of the Rest of India team for the upcoming Irani Cup clash against Saurashtra, TOI has learnt. The match will be played from October 1-5 at the SCA Stadium.

With 16 days to go for the Big Bash League, Cricket Australia's Centre of Excellence Head Coach Troy Cooley nominates his Top 5 Young Gun Bowlers to watch in this year's T20 carnival.

The BCCI is all set to appoint decorated Australian coach Troy Cooley as fast bowling coach at the National Cricket Academy with an aim to create the country's next generation of speed merchants.

Australian Troy Cooley has returned to work with the England team as a consultant bowling coach ahead of the Ashes series which starts next month in Brisbane, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Wednesday.

Troy Cooley, the bowling coach at the National Cricket Academy, has joined the Indian women's team to assist the bowlers and has seen considerable improvement. He praises Renuka Singh Thakur and Pooja Vastrakar for their progress. The pacers have added skills and variations to their bowling and have control over when to use them. Renuka has been getting early breakthroughs, while Pooja has improved her run-up. Shubha Satheesh, who scored well on debut, is running out of time to get fit for the Australia Test. Priya Punia, Harleen Deol, and Richa Ghosh are potential replacements.

Australian Troy Cooley has been roped in as Indian women cricket team's bowling coach ahead of the tri-series and the T20 World Cup to be held here.

According to reports, the former India seamer has emerged as a candidate to replace Troy Cooley as Australia's pace bowling coach after 2011 World Cup.

Former Saurashtra captain Sitanshu Kotak has been handed the coaching responsibilities for the India 'A' squad which is currently touring Bangladesh for two four-day 'Test' matches, beginning Tuesday. One of the batting coaches at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), Kotak will be assisted by Troy Cooley and T Dilip, the national team's fielding coach.

In a big boost to Harmanpreet Kaur & Co, the BCCI is set to appoint Australia's Troy Cooley as the bowling coach of the Indian women's team for the upcoming T20 Tri-series in South Africa and the T20 World Cup in the same country, TOI has learnt.

The BCCI is actively seeking a new Sports Science Head for its Bengaluru Centre of Excellence, with a candidate having withdrawn at the last minute. Meanwhile, Australian Troy Cooley's tenure as the fast bowling coach at the CoE has concluded after reaching superannuation age.

Despite managing to use reverse-swing to potent effect in their successful 2004 tour of India, Australian team felt 'cursed' by the same technique in the lost 2005 Ashes, reveals Adam Gilchrist.

The BCCI has enlisted former India fast bowler Zaheer Khan to mentor the country's emerging fast bowlers. Khan will lead specialized training camps at the Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru starting early March. This initiative aims to address the recent scarcity of fast-bowling talent in Indian cricket.

The Indian cricket board (BCCI) is devising a plan to offer contracts to pacers and spinners beyond the ones who are centrally contracted with the board. Plans are afoot to hand contracts to 10 pacers and spinners each in both men's and women's cricket. These identified cricketers will be groomed by the National Cricket Academy (NCA).

Keen to perform well against India, Australian fast bowlers have started their preparations by practicing with SG balls, which will be used in two-Test series.

India skipper skipper Harmanpreet Kaur on Thursday said quick fixes in the fielding and fitness department were not possible but her team will plug those gaps eventually with the help of a recently appointed full-time support staff.

Stuart Broad is looking forward to gaining some inside knowledge on Australia after England appointed Troy Cooley as a consultant pace bowling coach ahead of the upcoming Ashes series.

Former Karnataka left-arm pacer Sreenath Arvind has been appointed bowling coach of the Baroda senior cricket team for the 2023-24 season.

Like in the men's game, the cricketing rivalry between the Australian and Indian women's teams too has been riveting since the last few years. The upcoming series too promises to be hotly contested.