India, Dec. 6 -- From setting a world record in his first-class debut as a Mumbai player to guiding India to their historic ICC Women's ODI World Cup win as coach, Amol Muzumdar has donned some memorable roles. He amassed 11,167 first-class runs and 30 centuries and was considered a domestic maestro. Even in his early days at the U-19 levels in the early 1990s, he caused a buzz in the circuit. He may have not had the chance to represent India in an era studded with stalwarts, but in his second innings, he went where very few others did - becoming only the third coach to oversee an India World Cup triumph. A strong foundation helped shape Muzumdar's cricketing discipline and tactical nuance. This in turn, allowed him to hone similar qualitie...