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Indian Premier League: Ricky Ponting To Remain Head Coach Of Delhi Capitals, Hints Co-Owner Parth Jindal Speculations were rife that Ponting might not continue after a poor show, but Jindal took to Twitter to dispel all doubts. • • • • • There is no clarity as to whether Ponting will get the support staff of his choice. Twitter Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting is all set to be retained as the head coach of Delhi Capitals despite the franchise's embarrassing ninth-place finish in the last edition of Indian Premier League (IPL), hinted co-owner Parth Jindal. Speculations were rife that Ponting might not continue after a poor show, but Jindal took to Twitter to dispel all doubts as he announced that the core think-tank of Director ofCricket Sourav Ganguly and Ponting will continue. "Preparations for next years' IPL are underway here Delhi Capitals, alongside SGanguly99 and Ricky Ponting. We assure the fans that Kiran (Grandhi) and I are working hard to get back to where we want this franchise to be and that is right at the very top," Jindal, the JSW boss said. However, there is no clarity whether Ponting will get the support staff of his choice as Shane Watson and James Hopes might not be seen in the dug-out next time around. There is no clarity on fate of fielding coach Biju George while Praveen Amre and Ajit Agarkar are likely to stay back.

New Delhi, Jun 14 (PTI) Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting is all set to be retained as the head coach of Delhi Capitals despite the franchise’s embarrassing ninth-place finish in the last edition of Indian Premier League (IPL), hinted co-owner Parth Jindal. Speculations were rife that Ponting might not continue after a poor show but Jindal took to Twitter to dispel all doubts as he announced that the core think-tank of Director of Cricket Sourav Ganguly and Ponting will continue. “Preparations for next years’ IPL are underway here Delhi Capitals, along side SGanguly99 and Ricky Ponting. We assure the fans that Kiran (Grandhi) and I are working hard to get back to where we want this franchise to be and that is right at the very top,” Jindal, the JSW boss said. However there is no clarity whether Ponting will get the support staff of his choice as Shane Watson and James Hopes might not be seen in the dug-out next time around. There is no clarity on fate of fielding coach Biju George while Praveen Amre and Ajit Agarkar are likely to stay back. PTI KHS KHS DDV This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

NEW DELHI: There were speculations about Ponting's future with the franchise after their poor performance, but Jindal's tweet hinted at the continuation of the core think-tank, which includes Director of Cricket "Preparations for next years' IPL are underway here Delhi Capitals, along side SGanguly99 and Ricky Ponting. We assure the fans that Kiran (Grandhi) and I are working hard to get back to where we want this franchise to be and that is right at the very top," Jindal tweeted.

Warner, who is the league's all-time leading overseas run-scorer, returned to DC after being released by Sunrisers Hyderabad at the end of the 2021 campaign of the IPL. Warner himself is dealing with an injury issue but the southpaw is likely to recover from his injury for the three-match ODI series against India and the IPL.

Delhi Capitals on Tuesday appointed Rishabh Pant as their captain for the 2021 Indian Premier League (IPL) season. With regular captain Shreyas Iyer injured, vice-captain Pant will take charge of the franchise that finished runners-up last term. The elevation comes after a memorable four months for the wicketkeeper-batsman as he became a match-winner for the Test team and made a rousing comeback to the Indian limited-overs fold. “This is a tremendous opportunity for young Rishabh, who is coming off successful stints against Australia and England which will no doubt give him the confidence needed to take on a new role,” Capitals head coach Ricky Pointing said in a press release. Despite having proven captains “I see this season as an apprenticeship period for Rishabh. Apart from Ajinkya, Smith and Ashwin, they (Capitals) have Shikhar (Dhawan) as well. If all of them help him out, I don’t see why “He shouldn’t get bogged down and go into a shell with all these big stars around. This is where his quality of leadership will come forward. Now that he has done so well for India, the confidence boost that he has now, he will have things under control,” Bhaskar opined. A dream come true moment for Ready to roar with you in — Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) Past experience In 2017-18, when Pant was just 20, he led Delhi to the Ranji Trophy final. Bhaskar recalled the decision to hand over the captaincy to the youngster. “Probably when he took over Delhi, he was raw. But he has matu...