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World Cup 2015, Semi-Final: Indian Pacers Can't Match Wahab Riaz, Claims Former Bowling Coach
Joe Dawes worked as India's bowling coach between February 2012 and October 2014. He felt India will be confronted with the psychological baggage of their win-less Australian summer campaign against the Cup co-hosts.
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World Cup 2015: India's Former Bowling Coach Doesn't Back Men in Blue to Replicate Wahab Riaz' Spell vs Australia
Former bowling coach Joe Dawes feels that it will be difficult for the Indian pacers to match Wahab Riaz' performance against Australia when they face the hosts in the World Cup semi-final.
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I Parted Ways with BCCI Amicably, Says Joe Dawes
Australian media had on Monday reported that the former paceman was sacked by the Indian Board but Joe Dawes said he turned down the offer to work at NCA.
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Trevor Penny, Joe Dawes' Future to be Decided at Working Committee Meeting: BCCI Secretary Sanjay Patel
While the fate of the annual AGM will be one of the primary BCCI agendas, the fate of India's bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding coach Trevor Penny will also be decided at the same meeting.
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Ravi Shastri, Duncan Fletcher Should Stay With Team India Till 2015: VVS Laxman
The Indian team management did a complete overhaul of the support staff after the team's 3-1 loss against England in the Test matches. With Shastri incharge, former India pacer Bharat Arun, ex-India all-rounder Sanjay Bangar and R Sridhar also took charge after the ouster of bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding consultant Trevor Penney.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni Says 'Boss' Duncan Fletcher Will Lead India Into World Cup 2015
Mahendra Singh Dhoni backed under-fire coach Duncan Fletcher, saying the Zimbabwean was still the boss. After the 1-3 Test debacle, Team India witnessed a major reshuffle on the coaching front with bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding consultant Trevor Penney forced to go on a break and BCCI appointing Ravi Shastri as the Team Director.
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India in England: Duncan Fletcher, Joe Dawes Oversee Training Session Ahead of ODI series
Joe Dawes has been given a break from his responsibility as bowling coach the same was been done for Trevor Penney the fielding coach, for the ODI series vs England which starts on August 25.
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Team India Coaches Have Burnt Their Bridges
Following India's abysmal performance in the Test series, Indian head coach Duncan Fletcher was sidelined while bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding coach Trevvor Penney were asked to 'take a break' with Ravi Shastri being appointed as the team director.
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IPL 7: Kings XI Punjab Pacer Parwinder Awana Eyes England Tour
The 27-year-old Parwinder Awana, who has played for India in two T20s, has impressed KXIP and Team India bowling coach Joe Dawes, who is hoping that the bowler gets back into the national team.
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IPL 7: Need to Manage Indian Pacers Better to Ensure Quality, Says Kings XI Punjab Bowling Coach Joe Dawes
Under Joe Dawes, who is also the bowling coach of Team India, KXIP seamers Sandeep Sharma and Parvinder Awana have impressed in the ongoing seventh edition of Indian Premier League.
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ICC World Twenty20: Indian pacers ignore 'Mannequin Training' technique
Bowling coach Joe Dawes has imported a giant seven feet mannequin from Australia - his homeland, but the Indian bowlers do not appear to appreciate his 'out of the box' training method, ahead of the ICC World Twenty20.
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BCCI dismisses report on appointment of new Indian assistant coach
The 'Cricinfo' report, quoting an unnamed BCCI insider, said that while the tenure of Duncan Fletcher and Trevor Penney are expected to be extended till the 2015 World Cup, Joe Dawes is likely to be given the boot because of the recent poor display of the Indian bowlers overseas.
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Sometimes Indian bowlers get unwarranted criticism: Bowling coach Joe Dawes
In the drawn first Test at Johannesburg, Indian bowlers couldn't bowl out the hosts on a wicket that aided them, despite defending a mammoth 458-run target.
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India vs Australia: Ishant Sharma works overtime with bowling coach in optional practice
Dawes was seen giving an extra attention to out-of-from Ishant who slogged it out for about a couple of hours, fine-tuning his line and length at the nets in the afternoon session at the JSCA Stadium, Dhurwa.
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IPL will give me an idea about Indian culture: Dawes
India's newly-appointed bowling coach Joe Dawes feels that the Indian Premier League would be a good learning experience for him to understand the Indian cricketers, conditions and culture in a better way.
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World Cup 2015, Semi-Final: Indian Pacers Can't Match Wahab Riaz, Claims Former Bowling Coach
Joe Dawes worked as India's bowling coach between February 2012 and October 2014. He felt India will be confronted with the psychological baggage of their win-less Australian summer campaign against the Cup co-hosts.
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World Cup 2015: India's Former Bowling Coach Doesn't Back Men in Blue to Replicate Wahab Riaz' Spell vs Australia
Former bowling coach Joe Dawes feels that it will be difficult for the Indian pacers to match Wahab Riaz' performance against Australia when they face the hosts in the World Cup semi-final.
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I Parted Ways with BCCI Amicably, Says Joe Dawes
Australian media had on Monday reported that the former paceman was sacked by the Indian Board but Joe Dawes said he turned down the offer to work at NCA.
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Trevor Penny, Joe Dawes' Future to be Decided at Working Committee Meeting: BCCI Secretary Sanjay Patel
While the fate of the annual AGM will be one of the primary BCCI agendas, the fate of India's bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding coach Trevor Penny will also be decided at the same meeting.
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Ravi Shastri, Duncan Fletcher Should Stay With Team India Till 2015: VVS Laxman
The Indian team management did a complete overhaul of the support staff after the team's 3-1 loss against England in the Test matches. With Shastri incharge, former India pacer Bharat Arun, ex-India all-rounder Sanjay Bangar and R Sridhar also took charge after the ouster of bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding consultant Trevor Penney.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni Says 'Boss' Duncan Fletcher Will Lead India Into World Cup 2015
Mahendra Singh Dhoni backed under-fire coach Duncan Fletcher, saying the Zimbabwean was still the boss. After the 1-3 Test debacle, Team India witnessed a major reshuffle on the coaching front with bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding consultant Trevor Penney forced to go on a break and BCCI appointing Ravi Shastri as the Team Director.
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India in England: Duncan Fletcher, Joe Dawes Oversee Training Session Ahead of ODI series
Joe Dawes has been given a break from his responsibility as bowling coach the same was been done for Trevor Penney the fielding coach, for the ODI series vs England which starts on August 25.
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Team India Coaches Have Burnt Their Bridges
Following India's abysmal performance in the Test series, Indian head coach Duncan Fletcher was sidelined while bowling coach Joe Dawes and fielding coach Trevvor Penney were asked to 'take a break' with Ravi Shastri being appointed as the team director.
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IPL 7: Kings XI Punjab Pacer Parwinder Awana Eyes England Tour
The 27-year-old Parwinder Awana, who has played for India in two T20s, has impressed KXIP and Team India bowling coach Joe Dawes, who is hoping that the bowler gets back into the national team.
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IPL 7: Need to Manage Indian Pacers Better to Ensure Quality, Says Kings XI Punjab Bowling Coach Joe Dawes
Under Joe Dawes, who is also the bowling coach of Team India, KXIP seamers Sandeep Sharma and Parvinder Awana have impressed in the ongoing seventh edition of Indian Premier League.
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ICC World Twenty20: Indian pacers ignore 'Mannequin Training' technique
Bowling coach Joe Dawes has imported a giant seven feet mannequin from Australia - his homeland, but the Indian bowlers do not appear to appreciate his 'out of the box' training method, ahead of the ICC World Twenty20.
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BCCI dismisses report on appointment of new Indian assistant coach
The 'Cricinfo' report, quoting an unnamed BCCI insider, said that while the tenure of Duncan Fletcher and Trevor Penney are expected to be extended till the 2015 World Cup, Joe Dawes is likely to be given the boot because of the recent poor display of the Indian bowlers overseas.
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Sometimes Indian bowlers get unwarranted criticism: Bowling coach Joe Dawes
In the drawn first Test at Johannesburg, Indian bowlers couldn't bowl out the hosts on a wicket that aided them, despite defending a mammoth 458-run target.
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India vs Australia: Ishant Sharma works overtime with bowling coach in optional practice
Dawes was seen giving an extra attention to out-of-from Ishant who slogged it out for about a couple of hours, fine-tuning his line and length at the nets in the afternoon session at the JSCA Stadium, Dhurwa.
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IPL will give me an idea about Indian culture: Dawes
India's newly-appointed bowling coach Joe Dawes feels that the Indian Premier League would be a good learning experience for him to understand the Indian cricketers, conditions and culture in a better way.
