The BCB assert they have not yet surrendered any expectation of securing the administrations of Paul Farbrace as their new head mentor, regardless of having a current contract offer turned around England's present No. 2.
As indicated by a source who asked for namelessness, Farbrace was near joining as Bangladesh's head mentor even a week ago. Yet, in the wake of being sent the agreement, he picked rather educate the BCB that he was not able to join the Bangladesh group.
Both the BCB and Farbrace declined to remark on the issue when reached by ESPNcricinfo.
Nonetheless, as of late as March 7, the BCB was cheerful that they had their man. President Nazmul Hassan said that they have concluded the head mentor, who he portrayed as a "known figure". He said that they anticipated that the mentor would participate in the main seven day stretch of April.
"We have concluded our head mentor who is relied upon to join the Bangladesh group by the principal seven day stretch of April," he said. "Right now I am not going to reveal the name but rather I can state that he is an outstanding figure, not somebody obscure like Chandika Hathurusingha."
By March 11, in any case, Hassan was sounding an alternate note, recommending the board was quick to talk with all the more training hopefuls after the Nidahas Trophy.
"We will settle it after this arrangement," he said. "We have welcomed them for interviews. We may have a few wannabes. Ideally, we will finish a mentor inside this month. We expect another mentor will be with us by the principal seven day stretch of one month from now."
The BCB was pulled in by Farbrace's reputation when he was the head mentor of Sri Lanka, especially the group's accomplishment in Bangladesh in 2014. They beat Bangladesh in the Test, ODI and T20 arrangement, the Asia Cup and the World T20 in the space of four months.
Farbrace's resulting work with England has likewise not gone unnoticed by the BCB. As partner mentor to Trevor Bayliss, Farbrace has achieved an exceptional change in England's white-ball fortunes, with nine arrangement wins in their last ten reciprocal ODI arrangement and a sprinters up complete in the 2016 World T20.
The BCB talked with Richard Pybus and Phil Simmons in December, both of whom have since discovered new parts with West Indies and Afghanistan individually. The BCB has additionally made ways to deal with different mentors including Andy Flower, Justin Langer, Tom Moody, Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara yet all have turned them down.
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| Farbrace 'turned down Bangladesh coaching role' |
As indicated by a source who asked for namelessness, Farbrace was near joining as Bangladesh's head mentor even a week ago. Yet, in the wake of being sent the agreement, he picked rather educate the BCB that he was not able to join the Bangladesh group.
Both the BCB and Farbrace declined to remark on the issue when reached by ESPNcricinfo.
Nonetheless, as of late as March 7, the BCB was cheerful that they had their man. President Nazmul Hassan said that they have concluded the head mentor, who he portrayed as a "known figure". He said that they anticipated that the mentor would participate in the main seven day stretch of April.
"We have concluded our head mentor who is relied upon to join the Bangladesh group by the principal seven day stretch of April," he said. "Right now I am not going to reveal the name but rather I can state that he is an outstanding figure, not somebody obscure like Chandika Hathurusingha."
By March 11, in any case, Hassan was sounding an alternate note, recommending the board was quick to talk with all the more training hopefuls after the Nidahas Trophy.
"We will settle it after this arrangement," he said. "We have welcomed them for interviews. We may have a few wannabes. Ideally, we will finish a mentor inside this month. We expect another mentor will be with us by the principal seven day stretch of one month from now."
The BCB was pulled in by Farbrace's reputation when he was the head mentor of Sri Lanka, especially the group's accomplishment in Bangladesh in 2014. They beat Bangladesh in the Test, ODI and T20 arrangement, the Asia Cup and the World T20 in the space of four months.
Farbrace's resulting work with England has likewise not gone unnoticed by the BCB. As partner mentor to Trevor Bayliss, Farbrace has achieved an exceptional change in England's white-ball fortunes, with nine arrangement wins in their last ten reciprocal ODI arrangement and a sprinters up complete in the 2016 World T20.
The BCB talked with Richard Pybus and Phil Simmons in December, both of whom have since discovered new parts with West Indies and Afghanistan individually. The BCB has additionally made ways to deal with different mentors including Andy Flower, Justin Langer, Tom Moody, Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara yet all have turned them down.
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