“We have acknowledged his resignation”
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Sri Lanka acting assistant coach Ruwan Kalpage has decided to quit his position and become Bangladesh’s fielding coach.
Kalpage reportedly received an offer to become Bangladesh’s fielding coach
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Sri Lanka’s acting assistant coach Ruwan Kalpage and spin bowling coach Piyal Wijetunge have both handed in their resignation letters.
“We should look to give responsibility to Marvan because he’s been around for a few years”
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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) have appointed former Sri Lanka batsman and batting coach Marvan Atapattu as the national team’s head coach following Paul Farbrace’s resignation.
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“I’m quite lucky that I’ve had three years [with the team] before”
Sri Lanka head coach Paul Farbrace has announced that the country can become a dominant force in international cricket once again following the emergence of numerous youngsters.
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“Graham works very hard with each and every player on their game, and we need someone with exactly that kind of commitment”
Former Sri Lanka captain and current head selector Sanath Jayasuriya has announced that head coach Graham Ford’s successor must have the same type of tenacity he did in order for the national team to continue their winning ways.
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Chappell used to be India’s head coach
Former Australia captain Greg Chappell is the front-runner to become Sri Lanka’s new head coach after Graham Ford recently signed a three-year deal with Surrey.
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Ford refused to renew his contract due to family reasons
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) acting CEO Ashley de Silva has revealed that six applicants have applied for Graham Ford’s head coach job when it becomes vacant in January 2014.
