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#2 Pravin Amre
Just like Mumbai's habit of producing great batsmen, the city has also given some good batting coaches. Pravin Amre was one such guy who has helped batsmen overcome their technical difficulties. Amre was coached by Ramakant Achrekar who was the first coach of Sachin Tendulkar.
Pravin went onto coach the Indian U-19 team that won the World Cup in Australia in 2012. More than this, he has been the savior to many Indian batsmen when they go through a rough phase. The best example was India's vice-captain in Tests, Ajinkya Rahane. Under the guidance of Amre, Rahane had specific training before the tour of South Africa and New Zealand in 2013/14 where he played crucial knocks.
Amre also helped Suresh Raina to overcome his struggle against short-pitched deliveries. Robin Uthappa had a stellar IPL 2014 and it was Amre who corrected his shortcomings. With the current batting coach, Sanjay Bangar's extension is unlikely, the Mumbai man could be India's next batting coach.
