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Kamlesh Jain quits as India team physio

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Amol Karhadkar
Kamlesh Jain quits as India team physio
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Kamlesh Jain, the head physiotherapist for the Indian men's cricket team, has resigned from his position after four years. He is currently serving a three-month notice period and is expected to depart following the team's tour of New Zealand.

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The departure of a key support staff member impacts the operational stability and fitness management of the national cricket team.

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Kamlesh Jain, the head physiotherapist with India’s men’s cricket team, has submitted his resignation to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

The Hindu understands that while the BCCI is yet to formally accept it, Jain is serving his three-month notice period. Unless relieved earlier by the BCCI, the Chennai-based physio would end his four-year association at the end of India’s tour of New Zealand in December.

Jain replaced Nitin Patel as the physio in June 2022, with Patel moving to the Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. Patel has since left the CoE to join Mumbai Indians.

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