It has been learnt that Rathour and Kanitkar are among the four applicants for the NCA coach's job.
Dravid oversee all cricket related activities at NCA including mentoring, coaching, training and motivating players, coaches and support staff at the NCA.
Dravid will need to apply for the job as BCCI has done away with the practice of direct appointments following a few questionable recruitments.
Coached by Dravid, the likes of Vijay Shankar, Hanuma Vihari, Rishabh Pant, Mayank Agarwal, Prithvi Shaw and a few other have made their India debut in a lat few years.
Praising the 21-year old who is now making a case for himself across formats, Saha said Pant has proved himself since making his debut.
Officials are seeking out placement agencies and other firms to help in training young cricketers and offering them alternate career options.
It was learnt that BCB sources have confirmed that Joshi is planning to stay back in India as he was roped in by the National Cricket Academy (NCA)
His right hand heavily strapped from below the elbow, Saha returned this morning after his laberal repair surgery at the Arm Clinic in Manchester
Saha will be travelling to Manchester with his wife and Yogesh Parmar, an assistant physio at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore. The recovery time will see Saha out of cricket for six to eight months.
Saha has been advised surgery. The surgery will take place at the end of July or the 1st week of August .