BHARATHI ARUN the former Indian cricketer also called BHARAT ARUN is appointed as the bowling coach of India in July 2017 after the announcement of the name of RAVI SHASTRI holding the post of head coach of theIndian cricket team on the two year contract, until the end of the 2019 World Cup.

 
Bharathi Arunwas a right arm medium pacer and a right handed middle to lower order batsman born in 1962 in Andhra Pradesh. He debuted with a test match in 1986 against Sri Lanka but played only in two tests, and announced his retirement from the first class cricket in 1993. He was a successful bowler and his best performances were recorded in DULEEP TROPHY.

Despite of the average cricket career he has a successful coaching career. He started as a coach of RANJI team of Tamil Nadu in 2002. He was assistant coach of Kings XI Punjab in IPL-7, bowling coach of Royal Challengers Bengaluru in 2015, before that he was the head bowling coach at National Cricket Academy for several years and was chief coach of under -19 Indian cricket team during the triumph of world cup under-19 in 2012. Recently he was named as the coach of VB in TNPL. And now the head bowling coach of Indian national cricket team since 2017.

Bharat Arun was appointed as the bowling coach of India in July 2017. Arun has been recommended by the Indian team coach Ravi Shastri as in a live conference he said that Bharat Arun along with Zaheer Khan as a consultant was always been our first choice.

However, Bharat Arun got appointed after a short meeting between Ravi Shastri and four-member BCCI committee and in that particular discussion, it was also decided that Sanjay Bangar will be the team assistant coach.

Born on 14th December 1962 in Vijayvada   Bharat Arun is a former Indian Test cricketer. He was a medium pacer and contributed as an all-rounder for the Indian cricket team as he was a right-handed batsman too. Well, he didn’t play many international matches but he is really a big name in the Ranji cricket.