Former England captain
Michael Vaughan took a cheeky dig at India's catching woes after the
BCCI invited applications for the position of fielding coach for the Senior Women's National Team.
Reacting to the announcement on X, Vaughan wrote: "I will be the fielding coach."
Vaughan's post
The BCCI has set November 16 as the deadline for applications for the fielding coach's position, along with that of head physiotherapist for the Senior Men's National Team.
Vaughan's remark comes at a time when India's fielding standards have been under scrutiny following a series of costly lapses. The team's catching problems were particularly evident during the Women's T20 World Cup 2026, where India dropped 10 catches across five group-stage matches.
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Three of those dropped chances came against South Africa, with Marizanne Kapp making India pay after receiving multiple lifelines. India eventually suffered a group-stage exit, with their fielding attracting widespread criticism.
Head coach
Amol Muzumdar had acknowledged the shortcomings, admitting that the team needed to improve across all three departments, including batting, bowling and fielding.
However, the problem…