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New Bangladesh Batting Coach Jamie Siddons Tests COVID-19 Positive
Bangladesh's newly-appointed batting coach Jamie Siddons has tested positive for COVID-19
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Jesse Ryder joins Otago Volts in comeback bid
Jesse Ryder, who hasn't played since being assaulted outside a Christchurch bar in March, is moving to Otago in a bid to play his way into the national side.
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Ex-Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons not surprised with Mohammad Ashraful fixing
Ashraful admitted to match- and spot-fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League after being suspended by the BCB on Tuesday. He is being investigated by the ICC. Siddons said he "made my thoughts known a while ago to the (Bangladesh) cricket board and the ICC," warning of the threat of spot fixing.
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Richard Pybus to take over as Bangladesh coach
South African Richard Pybus has been named the Bangladesh coach for a two-year term, succeeding Australian Stuart Law who resigned in April.
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Stuart Law to step down as coach of Bangladesh
Bangladesh national team coach Stuart Law says he is resigning from his post for family reasons. Law has served less than a year of a two-year contract since replacing fellow Australian Jamie Siddons, who departed after failing to get Bangladesh past the group stage of the World Cup.
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Siddons unhapy with Murali's selection
Australian Jamie Siddons, tipped to take over as Wellington coach, is not excited at the prospect of Sri Lakan spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan joining Wellington Firebirds as their overseas player.
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Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons shown the door
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided to part ways with chief coach Jamie Siddons, just days after the national team failed to make it to the quarter-finals of the World Cup.
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Bangladesh aim for 'dream' finale
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons said winning their ODI series against England would be a "dream", but was anything but an impossible mission.
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England's Ashes won't go swingingly: Siddons
Jamie Siddons warned England's bowlers "it doesn't swing, it doesn't seam in Australia" ahead of their Ashes defence 'Down Under' later this year.
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Bangladesh coach fined for dissent
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons was fined 10 percent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision during the test against England.
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Siddons retained as Bangladesh coach till 2011 World Cup
Bangladesh have extended the contract of their Australian coach Jamie Siddons till the 2011 World Cup, a cricket board official said on Thursday.
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Bangladesh coach eyes T20 Super Eights spot
Jamie Siddons said that his side is targeting victory against India and a berth in the Super Eights round during next month's Twenty20 World Cup in England
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Bangladesh expects better play against Sri Lanka
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons said it's the time for his players to step up against visiting Sri Lanka as the two teams prepare to play the first Test.
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Bangladesh were intimidated: coach
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons conceded his side was intimidated by the Australian pace bowlers in their disappointing 180-run loss.
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Siddons wants more from Bangladesh
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons has challenged his side to show more consistency and trouble the world's best teams on a more regular basis.
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New Bangladesh Batting Coach Jamie Siddons Tests COVID-19 Positive
Bangladesh's newly-appointed batting coach Jamie Siddons has tested positive for COVID-19
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Jesse Ryder joins Otago Volts in comeback bid
Jesse Ryder, who hasn't played since being assaulted outside a Christchurch bar in March, is moving to Otago in a bid to play his way into the national side.
-
Ex-Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons not surprised with Mohammad Ashraful fixing
Ashraful admitted to match- and spot-fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League after being suspended by the BCB on Tuesday. He is being investigated by the ICC. Siddons said he "made my thoughts known a while ago to the (Bangladesh) cricket board and the ICC," warning of the threat of spot fixing.
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Richard Pybus to take over as Bangladesh coach
South African Richard Pybus has been named the Bangladesh coach for a two-year term, succeeding Australian Stuart Law who resigned in April.
-
Stuart Law to step down as coach of Bangladesh
Bangladesh national team coach Stuart Law says he is resigning from his post for family reasons. Law has served less than a year of a two-year contract since replacing fellow Australian Jamie Siddons, who departed after failing to get Bangladesh past the group stage of the World Cup.
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Siddons unhapy with Murali's selection
Australian Jamie Siddons, tipped to take over as Wellington coach, is not excited at the prospect of Sri Lakan spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan joining Wellington Firebirds as their overseas player.
-
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons shown the door
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided to part ways with chief coach Jamie Siddons, just days after the national team failed to make it to the quarter-finals of the World Cup.
-
Bangladesh aim for 'dream' finale
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons said winning their ODI series against England would be a "dream", but was anything but an impossible mission.
-
England's Ashes won't go swingingly: Siddons
Jamie Siddons warned England's bowlers "it doesn't swing, it doesn't seam in Australia" ahead of their Ashes defence 'Down Under' later this year.
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Bangladesh coach fined for dissent
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons was fined 10 percent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision during the test against England.
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Siddons retained as Bangladesh coach till 2011 World Cup
Bangladesh have extended the contract of their Australian coach Jamie Siddons till the 2011 World Cup, a cricket board official said on Thursday.
-
Bangladesh coach eyes T20 Super Eights spot
Jamie Siddons said that his side is targeting victory against India and a berth in the Super Eights round during next month's Twenty20 World Cup in England
-
Bangladesh expects better play against Sri Lanka
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons said it's the time for his players to step up against visiting Sri Lanka as the two teams prepare to play the first Test.
-
Bangladesh were intimidated: coach
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons conceded his side was intimidated by the Australian pace bowlers in their disappointing 180-run loss.
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Siddons wants more from Bangladesh
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons has challenged his side to show more consistency and trouble the world's best teams on a more regular basis.
