Team India’s medical setup has taken another hit. Long-serving physiotherapist Kamlesh Jain has submitted his resignation to the BCCI, according to reports, adding to the turmoil surrounding Gautam Gambhir’s support staff.

Why is Kamlesh Jain Stepping Away

Jain reportedly wants to reduce his travel commitments, citing his young children as the primary reason. He’s currently serving a three-month notice period, with the BCCI yet to formally accept the resignation. If approved, the ongoing New Zealand tour could mark his final assignment with the Indian team.

Quick Facts

Detail	Information
Departing Staff	Kamlesh Jain (Physiotherapist)
Joined Team India	June 2022
Reason	Reduce travel commitments
Notice Period	3 months
Possible Final Tour	New Zealand
Appointed By	Rahul Dravid

A Team Under Pressure

Jain’s exit comes at a turbulent time. India’s fielding and assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate already left ahead of the Sri Lanka tour, following series losses in Ireland and England. With several key players sidelined by injuries, Gambhir’s entire medical and support staff have faced mounting scrutiny, with some even calling for changes to the team’s setup.

What’s Next

Jain previously served as KKR’s head physiotherapist before joining the national team, replacing Nitin Patel in 2022. Should his resignation go through, the BCCI will need to find an experienced replacement quickly, especially with India’s packed cricket calendar increasing player workload and injury risk.

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