Coach of the year 2019

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Coach of the year 2019

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Ricky Ponting

Previously with the Mumbai Indians, the legendary Australian batsman coached the Delhi Capitals in the most recent IPL season, where he had a relative amount of success, finishing with a win percentage of 62.50%.

Mahela Jayawardene

Despite only recently retiring, cricketing legend Mahela Jayawardene has made waves in the T20 scene in terms of coaching, taking the Mumbai Indians to victory in the most recent IPL. His modern style of coaching has been a favourite amongst players.

Moin Khan

Brave and fearless were the two words you would associate with Moin Khan as a cricketer. His coaching philosophy is no different, as he instills these characteristics into his players, ultimately leading to the success of the Quetta Gladiators in the PSL.

Adam Griffith

Adam took over the reigns in 2018, and had immediate success with the Hobart Hurricanes finishing with 10 wins in 15 games.

Andrew McDonald

The former cricketer turned coach was in great tactical form over the past year, as he coached the Melbourne Renegades to victory in the Big Bash League with 10 wins in 16 games.

Mohammed Akram

The former fast bowler has been in charge at the Zalmi team for a few seasons now, and has been a consistent performer as a coach. In the past PSL season, he took his team to the finals finishing with 8 wins.

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