A month after the Indian cricket board (BCCI) sacked him as part of a support staff rejig, it has reinstated T Dilip as the fielding coach for India five-Test tour to England starting next month. Dilip, most famous for handing out medals to the best fielder of the match during the T20 World Cup last year, was given a one-year contract. The BCCI was looking for a foreign fielding coach but they couldn’t find a suitable candidate. “We have decided to reappoint Dilip for a year and he will be travelling with the Indian team for England. His contract so far is for one year,” a source in the Indian board confirmed. A long-time staff at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru, he has worked closely with cricketers such as Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal among the current crop, apart from the previous batches. Ravi Ashwin, the retired off-spinner, once called him a celebrity coach, and hailed him for improving India’s slip catching. “Close-in catching, in places like short-leg, is a very difficult thing. You …