NEW DELHI: Former India spinner Sridharan Sriram is ready to imagine the position of a technical guide for the Bangladesh cricket workforce in the course of the upcoming World Cup in India, as confirmed by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Thursday.
Sriram, who represented India in eight one-day internationals (ODIs) from 2000 to 2004, will be part of the workforce in Guwahati for observe matches towards Sri Lanka and England in preparation for the 50-over event.Bangladesh’s World Cup marketing campaign will formally start on October 7 towards Afghanistan in Dharamsala, with the event scheduled to run till November 19.
Sriram beforehand held related roles with Bangladesh in the course of the Twenty20-format Asia Cup within the UAE and the ICC T20 World Cup in Australia final yr.
Aside from his worldwide cricket expertise, Sriram had an illustrious first-class profession spanning almost 18 years. He additionally served as a guide coach for Cricket Australia from 2015 to 2018 and as an assistant coach to the Australian nationwide workforce for the following 4 years.
The teaching employees for the Bangladesh workforce is led by former Sri Lankan opener Chandika Hathurusingha and contains former South African quick bowler Allan Donald and Rangana Herath, a former Sri Lankan spinner.
(With AFP inputs)
Sriram, who represented India in eight one-day internationals (ODIs) from 2000 to 2004, will be part of the workforce in Guwahati for observe matches towards Sri Lanka and England in preparation for the 50-over event.Bangladesh’s World Cup marketing campaign will formally start on October 7 towards Afghanistan in Dharamsala, with the event scheduled to run till November 19.
Sriram beforehand held related roles with Bangladesh in the course of the Twenty20-format Asia Cup within the UAE and the ICC T20 World Cup in Australia final yr.
Aside from his worldwide cricket expertise, Sriram had an illustrious first-class profession spanning almost 18 years. He additionally served as a guide coach for Cricket Australia from 2015 to 2018 and as an assistant coach to the Australian nationwide workforce for the following 4 years.
The teaching employees for the Bangladesh workforce is led by former Sri Lankan opener Chandika Hathurusingha and contains former South African quick bowler Allan Donald and Rangana Herath, a former Sri Lankan spinner.
(With AFP inputs)
