Bengaluru Bulls released Randhir Singh Sehrawat from his duties as head coach, the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) team announced on Tuesday.
Randhir was at the helm of the side since the inaugural season, leading it to its first title in the sixth edition of the competition. Under his leadership, the Bulls reached the playoffs six time in 11 seasons.
“For over a decade, “Coach Saab” Randhir has been a cornerstone of our team’s journey, playing an integral role in shaping the success and achievements we have celebrated together. His dedication and leadership have left a lasting impact on the Bengaluru Bulls family,” the team said in a post on social media.
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BC Ramesh, who was the assistant coach of Bulls during its title-winning season in 2018-19, has now been appointed as the new head coach. Ramesh returns to Bengaluru after two successful stints, leading Bengal Warriors (season 7) and Puneri Paltan (season 10) to title wins.
