Former Australian cricketer Jamie Siddons has stepped down because the batting coach of the Bangladesh nationwide cricket workforce. The Australian joined the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) for a second stint as a batting coach in February, 2022. From 2007 until 2011, he was the pinnacle coach of Bangladesh cricket workforce. He’ll now work with Bangladesh’s future gamers with the A Staff.
Siddons mentioned on Monday, Could 1, that he would not be working with the Bangladesh nationwide cricket squad. Nevertheless, he said that his present focus could be to nurture gamers outdoors of the nationwide workforce. He added that the gamers who aren’t on the workforce are enhancing on daily basis in preparation for his or her likelihood to play for his or her nation.
“I am again in Dhaka after a brief break. I will not be working with the Nationwide workforce anymore as I really feel my greatest worth to BCB is working with the subsequent era to make sure the gamers simply outdoors of the workforce are being effectively sorted and are enhancing every day in preparation for his or her subsequent alternative to play for his or her nation,” Siddons wrote in a Fb submit.
I like teaching the talents of the sport to younger gamers: Siddons
Siddons went on to say that this has been a call that he and the board have reached amicably. The 59-year-old additionally mentioned that he enjoys teaching children concerning the recreation and that the BCB and he have labored collectively to make it occur. He added that he’s wanting ahead to working with the Bangladesh‘s future gamers with the A Staff.
“I like teaching the talents of the sport to younger gamers and so the BCB and I’ve made it occur! The glory is being with the nationwide workforce and I like that, however a lot of the ability growth, enchancment and coaching takes place within the nets and warmth when grinding it out within the nets at Mirpur! Trying ahead to working with our future gamers with the A Staff and the Tigers,” he added.
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