Raman was replaced by Ramesh Powar as India Women's head coach.
Former India Women’s cricket team coach WV Raman who was recently replaced by Ramesh Powar thanked BCCI secretary Jay Shah for his kind words in his communication.
“Thanks, @JayShah for your kind words in your communication to me.. Much appreciated.. @BCCI," Raman tweeted.
Thanks @JayShah for your kind words in your communication to me.. Much appreciated.. @BCCI
— WV Raman (@wvraman) May 15, 2021
After Ramesh Powar’s appointment as the head coach of the India Women’s cricket team, there were multiple questions raised on Cricket Advisory Committee that proposed Powar’s name. Raman’s reaction had also been sought.
However, Raman ended all the questions as he didn’t want to talk about women’s cricket any longer as he said that his tenure as a coach has been ended.
“So, to wind up this @BCCIWomen episode, I would like to inform my friends in the media that I have no inclination to talk about women's cricket as my tenure has ended. So, I solicit your cooperation, friends,” he tweeted.
So, to wind up this @BCCIWomen episode, I would like to inform my friends in the media that I have no inclination to talk about women's cricket as my tenure has ended.. So, I solicit your cooperation, friends..
— WV Raman (@wvraman) May 14, 2021
Powar's first assignment as a coach would be in June-July this year as the women's team will be traveling to the UK to play one Test, three T20Is, and three ODIs.
(With ANI inputs)