Siddons to Nurture Bangladesh’s Future Cricketers
Bangladesh’s batting coach, Jamie Siddons, has announced that he will no longer be working with the men’s national team.
He stated that he wants to focus on developing the next generation of cricketers.
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Siddons was appointed as the batting consultant by the Bangladesh Cricket Board for a two-year period in 2021.
Later, he was included in the national team’s support staff as the batting coach after Ashwell Prince stepped down from the position.
The BCB has recently appointed Nick Pothas as their assistant coach, and it is understood that he will assist in coaching the batsmen during national nets, along with head coach Chandika Hathurusingha, who is spending a lot of time with the players trying to improve their batting skills.
Former Bangladesh national team batting coach Jamie Siddons announced on his Facebook page on May 1 that he will no longer work with the national team as he wants to focus on developing the next generation of cricketers.
He explained that he loves coaching the skills of the game to young players, and he feels that his best value to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is working with players just outside the team to ensure they are improving each day in preparation for their future opportunity to play for the country.
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Siddons is expected to guide Bangladesh A during their upcoming home series against West Indies A.
In his statement on his Facebook page, Jamie Siddons expressed his love for coaching the skills of the game to young players and stated that he believes his best value to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is working with the next generation of players who are just outside of the national team.
He acknowledged that although being with the national team is glorious, most of the skill development, improvement, and training takes place in the nets at Mirpur.
Siddons added that he is looking forward to working with the A team and the Tigers in the future, and he wished good luck to the national team, which had left for England to play against Ireland.
Jamie Siddons is expected to coach the Bangladesh A team in their upcoming home series against West Indies A.
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The West Indies team is set to arrive in Bangladesh on May 11 to play three four-day Tests, which are scheduled to be held in Sylhet.
The first match is set to take place from May 16-19, with the second game beginning on May 23. The final match is scheduled to be played from May 30 to June 2.
