BCCI to Extend Kirsten's Contract Till 2011 WC

New Delhi: The Indian Cricket Borad will be extending coach Gary Kirsten's contract till the 2011 World Cup that will be played in the subcontinent, sources have told Cricketworld4U.

The BCCI seems to be satisfied with the feedback it has got from players on Kirsten as well as the performance of the team under him.

Kirsten's two-year contract ends in March next year.

His new contract will be ratified in the BCCI AGM that will be held on September 24 in Mumbai.

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