IPL 2026: Luckknow Super Giants mentions Bharat Arun as a bowling coach

In a big commotion for their support staff, LuckNow Super Giants (LSG) have the services of Bharat Arun as their new bowling coach for the upcoming seasons of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The former bowling coach in India, which is celebrated for his role in transforming India’s Pace Battery into a formidable force, joins LSG after a successful term of office with Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)Where he played an important role in their title -winning campaign from 2024.

Bharat Arun joins LSG after successful Stint with KKR

According to a report in CricbuzzArun has signed a two -year -old deal with the Sanjiv Goenka-The franchise. According to this agreement, he will be closely involved with the players throughout the year, so that the party develops the bowling sources for sustainable success in the competition. Arun’s decision to move to LSG comes shortly after KKR was known with head coach because of KKR apart Chandrakant Pandit. According to sources, the departure of Arun was amicable, where KKR adhered to their long -term policy so as not to hinder the professional growth of their staff. With Dwayne Bravo who played a prominent role in the bowling plans of KKR, it was agreed that Arun could explore a new challenge.

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Zaheer Khan and Justin will probably leave longer

The arrival of Arun gives the likely departure of Zaheer Khanwho served as a mentor of LSG during the previous season. Zaheer’s one -year contract with the franchise has not yet been renewed and the chances of an extension seem slim. Likewise, the future of head coach Justin will remain with the team in assessment for longer, because management regards a complete overhaul of his coaching arrangement. Now, with Arun on board, LSG will strive to strengthen their coaching structure and to sharpen their bowling attack for IPL 2026.

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