Former Mumbai wicketkeeper-batter Sulakshan Kulkarni, is currently in Colombo, guiding Oman at the ongoing T20 World Cup as Deputy Head Coach, but he’s well aware of Mumbai’s poor position in domestic cricket this season.
“For the last four, five seasons we [Mumbai] have been playing with the same bowlers in the Ranji Trophy. Why are we not getting in bowlers from the U-19 or U-23 team? We had a fast bowling talent hunt, but those bowlers are not seen,” Kulkarni, who was head coach when Mumbai won its 40th Ranji title in 2012-13, told mid-day on Tuesday.
On the issue of dropped catches, Kulkarni said: “A few years ago also I had heard that Mumbai had dropped some 40 catches in the season. This season also poor fielding and dropping catches are their main concern. So, why are we lacking in it.”
