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Wright To Rejoin Tasmania As Bowling Coach After Women’s T20 WC Stint With West Indies
T20 World Cup: Damien Wright will return to Tasmania as bowling coach of the men’s team once he completes his current stint with the West Indies women’s team in the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, Cricket Tasmania announced on Monday.
Wright has been the assistant coach of the West Indies women’s team since January 2024 and is specialising in fast bowling. As of now, West Indies are at second spot in Group B of the Women’s T20 World Cup and are one of the three unbeaten teams in the competition.
Wright, who himself played for Tasmania, including being a part of their maiden Sheffield Shield triumph in 2006‑07, and later was a coach with Hobart Hurricanes, said the opportunity to return was deeply personal.
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