Simmons Downplays Talk of Chaos in Bangladesh Camp
- Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons rejected suggestions of team turmoil after batting coach Mohammad Ashraful was reassigned.
- The Bangladesh Cricket Board appointed Mohammad Salahuddin as interim batting coach after the team’s mixed results in the UAE.
- Simmons said Bangladesh’s players remain focused on preparing for the two-Test series against West Indies and pursuing their World Test Championship goal.
- The first Test begins in Mirpur on October 28, followed by the second in Sylhet on November 5.
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Simmons downplays talk of chaos in Bangladesh camp
DHAKA, Bangladesh (CMC): Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons has dismissed claims that his side is distracted ahead of its upcoming two-match Test series against the West Indies. His comments follow the removal of batting coach Mohammad Ashraful just days before tomorrow’s opening Test. The Bangladesh Cricket Board announced on Saturday that Ashraful had been reassigned from his role, with high-performance coach Mohammad Salahuddin set to take ch…
'It's What We Do as a Team to Prepare': Head Coach Phil Simmons Dismisses Talk of Chaos in Bangladesh Camp
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons has dismissed suggestions of turmoil within the team following the removal of batting coach Mohammad Ashraful, insisting that the players remain focused on their upcoming two-Test series against West Indies. Sports News | 'It's What We Do as a Team to Prepare': Head Coach Phil Simmons Dismisses Talk of Chaos in Bangladesh Camp.
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Its what we do as a team to prepare: Head coach Phil Simmons dismisses talk of chaos in Bangladesh camp - The Tribune
Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons has dismissed suggestions of turmoil within the team following the removal of batting coach Mohammad Ashraful, insisting that the players remain focused on their upcoming two-Test series against West Indies.
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