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The new franchise may publish the list of players under IPL Retention 2023, but before that former cricketer, Lucknow appointed Andy Flower as coach.
At IPL 2023, 10 teams will participate instead of eight. It will take in two new franchises from Lucknow and Ahmedabad starting next season.
He is the assistant coach of the Punjab Kings at IPL, which is why Lucknow has the KL Rahul and Andy franchise in one team.
Andy Flower as Lucknow team coach
The Lucknow franchise coach will be Andy Flower, a former Zimbabwe captain and veteran cricketer. The flower has vast coaching experience.
While he was a coach, he helped a team like England become cricket champion.
Apart from this, he has also been the coach of his local Zimbabwe team. At the same time, he is also the coach of Multan Sultans in the PSL and St Lucia Zoox in the Caribbean Premier League CPL.
Andy Flower set these records
South African-born Andy Flower is 53 years old Flower is the first Zimbabwean cricketer to be inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.
1992 to 2003 is still part of the Zimbabwe cricket team. As the best test hitter, he played a total of 63 games and had 4,794 runs with a 51.54 average.
This score contains 12 centuries. He took 191 sacks and touched 9 batters, all cricket lovers were convinced of his agility behind the wicket.
In One day Cricket, he played a total of 213 games and made 6786 races that include 4 centuries and 55 half centuries.
At the same time, in addition to making 141 sacks behind the wicket, he also made 32 stumpings.
Luckow chooses these players on his team
KL Rahul chooses the auction and then the retention in Punjab Kings. In addition to KL Rahul, Lucknow chooses Rashid Khan and Yuzvendra Chahal with them.
The Lucknow team first adds coach Andy Flower and then the players to the team.
The Lucknow team have entrusted a great responsibility to KL Rahul favorite Andy Flower as head coach.
Flower's duet with Rahul was seen in the IPL, which has benefited him by becoming the head coach because he is an assistant coach for the Punjab Kings.
