Vengsarkar believes Kumble's time is upDilip Vengsarkar, the former Indian chairman of selectors, has called for Anil Kumble to end his international career. Criticising Kumble's lack of form, Vengsarkar said he did not foresee him leading the Indian team after the ongoing Test series against Australia.
"Kumble has not been performing in the last six to seven Tests," Vengsarkar told Indian television channel News 24. "He has been a great servant for the country for the last 18 years but he has not done anything of note in the last few matches. His time is up now. Kumble looked completely off colour in the third Test in Delhi and I don't see him captaining the side after the final Test in Nagpur."
"Kumble has not been performing in the last six to seven Tests," Vengsarkar told Indian television channel News 24. "He has been a great servant for the country for the last 18 years but he has not done anything of note in the last few matches. His time is up now. Kumble looked completely off colour in the third Test in Delhi and I don't see him captaining the side after the final Test in Nagpur."
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