श्रेयस ने जारी रखी धोनी वाली परंपरा, सीरीज जीत इन्हें थमाई ट्रॉफी
Indian cricket fielding coach T Dilip completed his five-year tenure following the Zimbabwe tour without contract renewal.

Through the Reader lens — India's men's cricket team concluded its Zimbabwe tour with a 3-0 T20 series win, sealing the final match by 35 runs. Captain Shreyas Iyer used the post-match ceremony to hand the trophy to emerging youngsters Ashok Sharma and Vaibhav Suryavanshi, signaling the leadership's emphasis on integrating new talent. Off the field, fielding coach T Dilip completed his five-year tenure with the side following the tour, as the BCCI did not renew his contract. Dilip's departure leaves a vacancy in the support staff at a time when India's fielding standards have been a recurring topic of debate among fans and analysts. The next major assignment for the team will indicate whether a replacement is appointed quickly or the role is restructured. Coverage from Aaj Tak presents both the series result and the coaching change as straightforward factual updates without competing narratives.
What to watch next
- BCCI's decision on a new fielding coach or restructured support staff.
- How young players like Sharma and Suryavanshi are integrated going forward.
- India's fielding performance in the next series as a proxy for transition impact.
