The head coach of the national cricket team, Pace Bowling Coach Alan Donald, is no longer with the Bangladesh team. While no official statement has been made, it is almost certain that he won’t be staying with the team after the World Cup.
Performance analyst Shrinivas Chandrasekhar has also revealed that he won’t be with the Bangladesh team. On Thursday night, he made it known through a Facebook post that he won’t continue his role. He had been working with the Bangladesh team for a considerable time.
He wrote, “To say goodbye to Bangladesh cricket after tomorrow’s match against Australia. This journey was full of ups and downs, but I will remember it for a lifetime.”
“For this opportunity, I want to thank the members of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, the players, coaches, and the leaders. Working with a national team while having faith in my abilities has been an honor.”
He also expressed gratitude for his family members, saying, “For my family – my source of strength. No words can explain what work I enjoy doing, and they let me do it. Journalists and supporters, I want to say it was tough for the past few weeks, but I am sure the boys can change it. Always be their support.”
This Indian also mentioned following Bangladesh cricket, “Bangladesh cricket will always have a special place in my heart. I will keep a close eye on its progress.”
“25 Tests, 75 T20Is, 83 ODIs – I remained grateful and indebted.”
