Lance Klusener Eyes Job As Bangladesh’s Bowling Coach

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Lance Klusener Eyes Job As Bangladesh’s Bowling Coach

Posted by admin August 9, 2010 No Comments

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Former South Africa all rounder is in line to become Bangladesh’s bowling coach.
Lance Klusener, star of the ICC Cricket World Cup 1999 in England, had quit the rebel Indian Cricket League to pursue a course in coaching. Thereafter, according to plan, he completed a level-three course at Cricket South Africa’s High Performance Centre in Pretoria.
He has confirmed he is in talks with the Bangladesh Cricket Board to replace the Sri Lankan, Champaka Ramanayake, as Bangladesh’s bowling coach.

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