Bangladesh spin bowling coach and veteran Rangana Herath won’t journey with the staff for the upcoming tour of the Caribbean. The 44-year-old won’t be touring with the Bangladeshi aspect as he has utilized for depart to be along with his household. It might be famous that the Bangladesh Cricket staff will depart for West Indies on June 6. As per the schedule, the guests will tackle the West Indies aspect in two Checks, three ODIs, and an equal variety of 20-over video games.
In the meantime, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) staff director Khaled Mahmud has additionally confirmed that the senior left-arm spinner won’t be part of the touring squad and the board is discovering alternate options to select somebody to interchange Herath for the tour.
Rangana Herath stayed in Bangladesh regardless of political turmoil in Sri Lanka
It should be famous that the veteran left-arm spinner determined to stick with the Bangladesh camp through the dwelling sequence in opposition to Sri Lanka, regardless of the present financial disaster in his nation. Nevertheless, Herath has now determined to take depart. “Herath won’t be obtainable within the West Indies tour as he can be along with his household,” staff director Mahmud confirmed to Cricbuzz.
It should be famous that the 44-year-old took the position of teaching through the tour of Zimbabwe after which his contract was prolonged by the BCB until the upcoming 2022 Males’s T20 World Cup, to be performed in Australia
The tour will begin from the longest format of the sport with the primary Check to be performed in Antigua on June 16. The second Check match is slated to begin on June 24 in St Lucia. After the Check sequence, the Males in Maroon will tackle Bangladesh in three T20Is ranging from July 2 with the ultimate T20I to be performed in Guyana on July 7. The tour will finish after the three-match ODI sequence which is able to begin on July 10.
