The head coach of Bangladesh Cricket team Richard Pybus is looking forward to perform better in the upcoming tri-nation T20 tournament in Zimbabwe through building a strong team work as well as a good relationship among the players.
Addressing the first press conference at the Media Centre of Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on Monday, the newly appointed head coach of the Bangladesh cricket team Pybus said, “We are looking for additional talents identification that helps the team to play well”.
The new Bangladesh coach joined the Tigers on Monday and vowed to take the challenge of the tri-nation T20 tournament beginning on June 18 in Zimbabwe as his first assignment.
The 47-year-old Englishman gave his first appearance before the media here today.
Replying to a query regarding non-playing of test match by the Tigers for the last four months, Pybus said, it will not be too difficult to set with the pace and we can hope for better.
Pybus said he had been in Pakistan and experienced with the sub-continent weather; in addition, he had been experienced with the South African multi-cultural weather, both will help him to adjust with weather as well as the team.
AHM Mustafa Kamal MP, president of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Mr. Nizamuddin Chowdhury, BCB’s acting chief executive officer (CEO), were also present at the conference.Mustafa Kamal said we believe that the glorious career of new coach will take forward the teams’ performance.
Asked by journalists BCB’s President said Pybus will have complete freedom within his working arena; the board will provide him all-out support and never hinder to gain his objectives, strategic plans and goals related to the team.
Pybus was appointed Bangladesh head coach for a two-year term on May 30, in place of Australian Stuart Law who resigned in last April.
He will be Bangladesh’s third coach in a year as Law had been in the post for only nine months after succeeding another Australian Jamie Siddons in July last year.
Pybus hasn’t been in charge of an international side since 2003 but had flown to Bangladesh earlier last month to appear in interview for the post.
He arrived in Dhaka on May 10 and spent the subsequent day holding meetings with BCB president AHM Mustafa Kamal as well as some of the board directors and a handful of national players.
Pybus, who took up coaching in his mid-twenties, was appointed Pakistan coach for their 1999 World Cup campaign before returning to the South African provincial side. He coached Pakistan again until the 2003 World Cup and had stints with Titans and Cape Cobras (South Africa), and Middlesex. He was with Cobras until March 2012 and was also linked to the South Africa job last year.
Addressing the first press conference at the Media Centre of Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on Monday, the newly appointed head coach of the Bangladesh cricket team Pybus said, “We are looking for additional talents identification that helps the team to play well”.
The new Bangladesh coach joined the Tigers on Monday and vowed to take the challenge of the tri-nation T20 tournament beginning on June 18 in Zimbabwe as his first assignment.
The 47-year-old Englishman gave his first appearance before the media here today.
Replying to a query regarding non-playing of test match by the Tigers for the last four months, Pybus said, it will not be too difficult to set with the pace and we can hope for better.
Pybus said he had been in Pakistan and experienced with the sub-continent weather; in addition, he had been experienced with the South African multi-cultural weather, both will help him to adjust with weather as well as the team.
AHM Mustafa Kamal MP, president of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Mr. Nizamuddin Chowdhury, BCB’s acting chief executive officer (CEO), were also present at the conference.Mustafa Kamal said we believe that the glorious career of new coach will take forward the teams’ performance.
Asked by journalists BCB’s President said Pybus will have complete freedom within his working arena; the board will provide him all-out support and never hinder to gain his objectives, strategic plans and goals related to the team.
Pybus was appointed Bangladesh head coach for a two-year term on May 30, in place of Australian Stuart Law who resigned in last April.
He will be Bangladesh’s third coach in a year as Law had been in the post for only nine months after succeeding another Australian Jamie Siddons in July last year.
Pybus hasn’t been in charge of an international side since 2003 but had flown to Bangladesh earlier last month to appear in interview for the post.
He arrived in Dhaka on May 10 and spent the subsequent day holding meetings with BCB president AHM Mustafa Kamal as well as some of the board directors and a handful of national players.
Pybus, who took up coaching in his mid-twenties, was appointed Pakistan coach for their 1999 World Cup campaign before returning to the South African provincial side. He coached Pakistan again until the 2003 World Cup and had stints with Titans and Cape Cobras (South Africa), and Middlesex. He was with Cobras until March 2012 and was also linked to the South Africa job last year.
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