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Chaminda Vaas, Amit Mishra set to join Delhi Capitals' coaching staff ahead of IPL 2027
Chaminda Vaas is set to become bowling coach, while Amit Mishra joins the staff after taking 174 wickets in 162 IPL matches.
- Delhi Capitals are restructuring their coaching staff for IPL 2027, with former India captain Sourav Ganguly reportedly set to take over as head coach, joined by Chaminda Vaas, Yuvraj Singh, and Amit Mishra in support roles.
- These coaching changes follow an agreement between Delhi Capitals' co-owners GMR Sports India Pvt Ltd and JSW Sports, which mandates alternating two-year management cycles for franchise operations.
- Former Sri Lankan pacer Chaminda Vaas brings 355 Test and 400 ODI wickets to his bowling coach role, while leg-spinner Amit Mishra joins having claimed 174 wickets across 162 IPL matches.
- The franchise remains in search of its maiden IPL title after finishing sixth in 2026, though the team has not yet officially announced the complete 2027 coaching group.
- Legendary Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh is set to join as batting coach, completing the new-look setup designed to revamp Delhi Capitals' backroom staff ahead of the new season.
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