#8 Mark Boucher, South Africa – ₹1.05 crores

Former South African keeper-batsman Mark Boucher became teh coach of the national team in late 2019, replacing Ottis Gibson. But Boucher has witnessed a loss of ups and downs with the team as they have been underperforming more often than lately. South Africa also lost to Pakistan home and away across formats this year. The 44-year old has the responsibility to gather the bunch of promising players South Africa has and instill self-belief in them so that they can enjoy the glory days again. Boucher receives $0.15 m from Cricket South Africa (CSA) for his task.

#7 Russell Domingo, Bangladesh – ₹1.29 crores

Russell Domingo was appointed as Bangladesh’s coach in 2019, replacing Steve Rhodes. He is said to have great man-management skills and motivates players to death. And while Bangladesh has taken rapid strides in recent times, they need to play with more discipline and consistency. Under the 46-year old, Bangladesh register ODI series victories over West Indies and Sri Lanka at home; however, they have also suffered some mighty lows. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) pays Domingo ₹1.29 Crores per annum.

#6 Gary Stead, New Zealand – ₹1.73 crores

In recent times, New Zealand has emerged as a team to beat and their coach, Gary Stead has lo to do with it. The Kiwis have a remarkable opportunity to defeat India in the inaugural World Test Championship final and claim the ultimate prize in the format. The likes of Kane Williamson, Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson, and Tom Latham have been the bedrock of their teams across formats. Gary Stead, who enjoys a yearly amount of $ 0.25 m from the board, seems like he prefers to work behind the scenes and hates the limelight