DHAKA: Russell Domingo has stepped down from his submit as Bangladesh head trainer, two days after his aspect misplaced the house Test sequence to India.
Domingo had taken over as head trainer after Steve Rhodes used to be sacked, in September 2019. The South African used to be to stick on until the 2023 World Cup,
“He (Domingo) sent his resignation letter yesterday (Tuesday) and that is with immediate effect,” Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) cricket operations chairman Jalal Yunus informed cricbuzz.com on Wednesday.
Under Domingo’s tutelage, Bangladesh received T20I sequence in opposition to Australia and New Zealand at house, its first-ever Test in New Zealand, an ODI sequence in South Africa and at house in opposition to India.
Handed a 188-run loss within the first Test, a profligate Bangladesh went down by way of 3 wickets in the second one Test on Sunday at Mirpur.
After the Mirpur Test, Yunus had hinted at a transformation.
“We need a coach who has an impact and influence on the team. You will soon see some changes. We are trying. We want a very strong team that can play quality and highly competitive team.
“We went with reference to beating India however it’s tricky to overcome this staff. We beat England and Australia on this flooring, however India is a harder aspect in those stipulations.
“In the mainstream, motivation is important. We don’t just want a good coach, but he has to be a mentor. There’s less scope to teach them skills at this level, but the coach needs to review performances with the players after a series,” Yunus mentioned.
Domingo had taken over as head trainer after Steve Rhodes used to be sacked, in September 2019. The South African used to be to stick on until the 2023 World Cup,
“He (Domingo) sent his resignation letter yesterday (Tuesday) and that is with immediate effect,” Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) cricket operations chairman Jalal Yunus informed cricbuzz.com on Wednesday.
Under Domingo’s tutelage, Bangladesh received T20I sequence in opposition to Australia and New Zealand at house, its first-ever Test in New Zealand, an ODI sequence in South Africa and at house in opposition to India.
Handed a 188-run loss within the first Test, a profligate Bangladesh went down by way of 3 wickets in the second one Test on Sunday at Mirpur.
After the Mirpur Test, Yunus had hinted at a transformation.
“We need a coach who has an impact and influence on the team. You will soon see some changes. We are trying. We want a very strong team that can play quality and highly competitive team.
“We went with reference to beating India however it’s tricky to overcome this staff. We beat England and Australia on this flooring, however India is a harder aspect in those stipulations.
“In the mainstream, motivation is important. We don’t just want a good coach, but he has to be a mentor. There’s less scope to teach them skills at this level, but the coach needs to review performances with the players after a series,” Yunus mentioned.