Bangladesh appoint Sridharan Sriram as technical consultant

The Bangladesh Cricket Board said on Friday that it has named Sridharan Sriram as the specialized advisor of the Bangladesh public group in the most limited design till the T20 World Cup. Sriram recently worked with the Australia public group for quite some time from 2016, and has additionally been associated with the training staff of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL. He will show up in Dhaka on Sunday to take up his job. "We have delegated him since he has got insight of working in IPL while the World Cup is in Australia where he has worked for quite a while," BCB president Nazmul Hasan told correspondents on Friday. Nazmul added that Jamie Siddons' job could change as he will be dealing with advancement as a feature of the drawn out plan. "He (Jamie) likewise needs that (to work with the turn of events) however tragically he is going with the group and nothing is occurring in light of the fact that he can't foster in such a limited capacity to focus time,'' he said. "Jamie will unquestionably go in the World Cup yet we don't know whether we will send him to Asia Cup. In the event that we don't send him in to Asia Cup, then we will be doing without a batting mentor, while on the off chance that he goes then we won't have improvement in this period so there are part of issues we are dealing with,'' he said. Nazmul additionally implied that they could endeavor split training as they doesn't know whether Domingo will be with the group in UAE for the Asia Cup this month. "Regardless of whether we will have Domingo [at the Asia Cup] is something that will be settled on August 22 since we need to sit with him (Domingo) while we additionally need to sit with Sriram [and decide]," he said. "Our arrangement is for Domingo to focus on ODIs and Tests. We need to isolate everything as there are a great deal of games and it isn't feasible for Domingo to go for all the series,'' he said. "We have parcel of T20Is, so we need to isolate it. The psychological mentality expected for T20Is isn't like Tests or ODIs so we are believing on the off chance that we can have a different training staff set up for the configuration. Yet, first we need to perceive how Sriram charges at the Asia Cup and the World Cup and afterward we can conclude whether we will welcome him on board for all time for T20Is or find another person." Bangladesh have a bustling four-year cycle coming up in 2023-27 with upwards of 150 matches booked across designs.