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New Delhi: Mohinder Amarnath, who failed to get selected as the Indian cricket team coach recently, has questioned the validity of the process adopted by the Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) to pick the right man for the job. "How can the Board judge the credentials of the future coach just through a mere presentation? I hope they will not follow the same procedure in future," Amarnath told NDTV news channel on their programmed `Cricket Controversies'. Former Australian captain Greg Chappell was made the coach of the national team ahead of Amarnath, Tom Moody and Desmond Haynes by a six-member BCCI selection committee. The committee, which interviewed all the four contenders before announcing the former Australian captain's name for the post on last Friday, had said that it was impressed with Chappell's presentation. — PTI
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