Pravin Amre

Naman Ojha's performances for India A in Australia are rewards for almost two years of work with batting coach Pravin Amre

Pravin Amre wanted Robin Uthappa to bat for at least 18 overs against Royal Challengers Bangalore as the coach was sure the batsman would overtake Glenn Maxwell as the leading run-maker this IPL season

Pravin Amre, the former India batsman, has been named the coach of the Mumbai Ranji team

From hiring a personal coach, to changing his technique and mindset, to losing weight - Robin Uthappa chats about his plans for a comeback

Angelo Mathews, the Sri Lanka allrounder, will lead Pune Warriors in IPL 2013. Mathews takes over Warriors' captaincy from Sourav Ganguly, who will not play in this year's IPL

Abhishek Nayar may not be the most elegant of cricketers on the Indian domestic circuit, but his mental toughness and a burning desire to improve have served him well

Suresh Raina requested Pravin Amre to help him with few technical issues with his batting ahead of India A's match against England

Praveen Amre's insistence on getting his bowlers to improve their batting is responsible for Mumbai getting this far

Mumbai coach Pravin Amre has confirmed that Sachin Tendulkar will not play for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy semi-final match against Delhi.

The former Indian wicketkeeper, along with ex-Mumbai offspinner Kiran Mokashi were the two faces in the four-member selection committee

Sourav Ganguly indicated that he would be present at the meeting but said nothing had been finalised yet

Pravin Amre has been appointed assistant coach of the Mumbai Indians for the second season of the IPL

Praveen Amre never won the Ranji Trophy as a player, but in his three years as Mumbai's coach he has won the Ranji title twice. He shares Mumbai's journey to their 38th Ranji crown

Mumbai's march towards their 38th Ranji crown has been bolstered by the inclusion of Sachin Tendulkar and Zaheer Khan to the 15-man squad for their Ranji Trophy semi-final clash against Saurashtra to be played in Chennai from January 4-7.

Ajinkya Rahane, the Mumbai batsman, has set his sights on winning an India cap after his career-best 201 helped his side crush Orissa by 315 runs and earn a place in the quarter-finals

Sriram Veera reviews an unfulfilled Ranji season for Mumbai and investigates where the defending champions slipped up

Sidharth Monga looks back at the highlights of the sixth round of the Ranji Trophy

Nilesh Kulkarni, Mumbai's leading wicket-taker this season and guiding force in the side's resurgence, found himself out of the playing XI on the morning of the Ranji Trophy final against Mumbai