Delhi Capitals made this Indian the head coach in place of Ponting, know who has got the responsibility

IPL 2025 Delhi Capitals Head Coach Hemang Badani: Every team is gearing up for IPL 2025. Many changes are being made in the IPL teams for the upcoming season. Many changes have also taken place in Delhi Capitals. These changes have happened before the mega auction of IPL 2025. Delhi, which has not been able to win the IPL trophy even once, is going to make a new beginning with this change this time. The most important among these is the head coach of Delhi Capitals.

Who became the new head coach of Delhi Capitals?
Former Indian team middle order batsman Hemang Badani has been appointed as the new head coach of Delhi Capitals. Badani has replaced Ricky Ponting, who recently parted ways with the team after seven seasons. Venugopal Rao has been appointed Director of Cricket in place of Indian captain Sourav Ganguly. The purpose of these changes is to strengthen the coaching structure of the team and make a fresh start.

The ownership team of Delhi Capitals has also decided not to extend the contract of assistant coach Praveen Amre. Amre, who has been serving the team since 2014, will no longer be a part of the new coaching staff.

Achievements of Hemang Badani
Hemang Badani has not played many matches for India. He has played 4 test matches and 40 ODI matches. But he has made a successful career for himself as a coach. The former Tamil Nadu captain has proved his ability in the domestic T20 circuit. He was active in the initial years of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and played a key role in helping Chepauk Super Gillies win three Tamil Nadu Premier League titles. Apart from this, he has also worked as a fielding coach and scout in Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH).

Hemang Badani has also gained coaching experience in international T20 leagues, such as winning the SA20 title as assistant coach of Sunrisers Eastern Cape. Recently, he has also worked with franchises like Dubai Capitals and Seattle Orcas.

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