Former Team India fielding coach T Dilip is definitely a well-qualified candidate for his role. Soon after the departures of Hopkinson, Malinga and Mhambrey, RevSportz reported that Dilip could join the Mumbai Indians as the replacement for Carl Hopkinson.
With T Dilip in the coaching setup, the national side got multiple major successes in international cricket, including winning the 2024 T20 World Cup, 2026 T20 World Cup, and a Champions Trophy. He separated from the role after serving the team for about five years.
T Dilip served Team India for 5 long years
"Five years. It’s difficult to find the right words for a journey that has meant so much. When I first walked into this setup, I came in with one simple intention: to give everything I had every single day. Fielding has always been my way of contributing to the game I love, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to have played a part in this team’s journey," Dilip wrote on his Instagram post.
T Dilip has a good bond with Rohit Sharma
The 46-year-old is believed to have a great bond with Rohit Sharma. Dilip, for a large part of his journey with the Indian cricket team, had Rohit Sharma as the captain of India.
Rohit is no longer the captain of the Mumbai Indians as well, but he still influences the management. With the help of the former skipper, Dilip could join the IPL franchise before the IPL 2027 season.
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