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Men’s ODI WC: Allan Donald To Quit As Bangladesh’s Fast-bowling Coach Post Team’s Campaign
Legendary South Africa: Legendary South Africa pacer Allan Donald has decided to quit as Bangladesh’s fast-bowling coach post the team’s campaign in the ongoing 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup. Donald was appointed to the role in July 2022 and his last match with the team will be against Australia in their final World Cup league match at MCA Stadium on Saturday.
He added that he initially was okay with a year’s extension, but gave up the thought due to spending more time with his family. "During the World Cup, I was the first one to accept a contract verbally. I didn't sign a contract but I was ready to go back to Dhaka to sign the contract for a year's extension. I was excited to crack on and see how we can expand this fast-bowling group even further."
"I have had time in the World Cup to reflect on that. My immediate thought was that 12 months looks like a long time. The schedule looks very hectic. I'd better start thinking about my family. I got a two-year-old grandson who I miss dearly. I have been away for 82 days on the bounce. I think it got to me a little bit," Donald was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
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ODI World Cup: Though England are out of reckoning for 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup semi-finals, captain Jos Buttler said his team have shown a commitment and desire to put things right after beating Netherlands by 160 runs to keep themselves in the reckoning for the 2025 Champions Trophy.
ODI WC: Noah Croes Approved As Replacement For Ryan Klein In Netherlands Squad
The Event Technical Committee: The Event Technical Committee of the Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 has approved Noah Croes as a replacement for Ryan Klein in the Netherlands squad, the world governing body (ICC) said on Thursday.
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Shaheen Shah Afridi: India opener Shubman Gill has replaced Pakistan captain Babar Azam as the new top-ranked men’s ODI batter in the latest ICC men's batting rankings released on Wednesday.
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ODI World Cup: Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has revealed his record-breaking innings of 201 not out off 128 balls against Afghanistan at the 2023 Men's ODI World Cup on Tuesday wasn’t all about swinging in a chaotic manner, and added that there was a bit of planning involved in taking the five-time champions over the line.
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ODI World Cup: At 91/7, a victory for Afghanistan over Australia looked imminent in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup. But Glenn Maxwell had other plans – smashing an astonishing 201 not out off 128 balls and single-handedly took Australia to a come-from-behind three-wicket win and cruised into the semifinals.
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