Anju Jain to take over as Bangladesh women coach
[ad_1] 4:09 AM ET Shashank Kishore ESPN Former India women wicketkeeper Anju Jain is set to take over as head coach of the Bangladesh women team. She will replace former England allrounder David Capel , who has been in the job since October 2016. Capel will step down after the ongoing South Africa tour consisting of five ODIs and three T20Is, that serve as preparation as Bangladesh seek to qualify for the Women's World T20 to be played in the West Indies in November. While the finer details of Jain's deal are yet to be worked out, it …
Rixon not to renew contract as Pakistan's fielding coach
[ad_1] Pakistan fielding coach Steve Rixon has decided not to renew his contract ahead of the 2019 World Cup. Rixon's contract expires in June, but he will complete his ongoing assignment with Pakistan on their tour to Ireland and England. Rixon, 64, decided not to renew his contract due to personal reasons, which included spending more time with his family, according to a senior official in the PCB. The contracts of the rest of Pakistan's coaching staff run until the 2019 World Cup. Rixon was brought into the Pakistan set-up in 2016 …
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'Important to have a Netherlands-based captain' - coach Ryan Campbell | Cricket
[ad_1] © Associated Press Pieter Seelaar 's appointment as Netherlands captain to replace the outgoing Peter Borren was motivated by a continued desire amongst the Royal Dutch Cricket Association (KNCB) to have a locally-based player who trains with the bulk of the squad year-round, according to Netherlands head coach Ryan Campbell . "We have players like Ryan ten Doeschate and Roelof van der Merwe who could fill the captaincy as well, but we feel it's very i…
Justin Langer named Australia's new head coach | Cricket
[ad_1] Justin Langer and Phillip Hughes at training © Getty Images Justin Langer has been named as Australia's new head coach, just over a month after Darren Lehmann resigned from the job following the ball-tampering scandal that engulfed the Cape Town Test. Langer begins his new role on May 22, for a four-year spell that will see him coach Australia in two Ashes series, and the next 20-over and 50-over World Cups. more to follow... © ESPN Sports Media Ltd. …
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