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VVS Laxman reveals why he declined India head coach role after Dravid's exit

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Former India batter VVS Laxman has disclosed his reasons for turning down the national head coach position in 2024. The BCCI approached Laxman after Rahul Dravid's tenure concluded following India's T20 World Cup victory. Laxman chose to remain in his role at the Centre of Excellence rather than take up the top coaching job. He cited family considerations and his commitment to developing the Centre of Excellence as the key factors behind his decision.

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