Bangladesh's recently designated pace bowling trainer Allan Donald says he will be centered around finding out the "character" of the bowling unit prior to offering his experience to his charges. In a free streaming talk with Cricket, the amazing speed bowler examined his instructing theory in addition to other things. Here are the selections... What provoked you to take up the speed bowling training job of Bangladesh? How energized would you say you are about your new task? Did you follow Bangladesh cricket? It was a simple one for me and what provoked me to take up the bowling trainer job was to return to worldwide cricket. It's been some time since I have been on the worldwide circuit. My last task was with Australia in Sri Lanka and it was an exceptionally cool one clearly, yet we didn't have a lot of accomplishment as the group didn't have such a happy time around there. I think with Bangladesh and clearly realizing Russell Domingo pretty well, it makes it parcel simpler for me to work with him for the following nine months. So should be an interesting ride with some thrilling Test matches and series ahead. This one in South Africa is the same. I have additionally been following Bangladesh cricket - - not as intently as I ought to have done however I think to a great extent. In their last series in New Zealand, I followed them overall quite close. An energetic exhibition from the Tigers and they have shown they can blend it in with a few great groups and it doesn't get a lot greater than New Zealand who has secured themselves as a fabulous outfit now and for Bangladesh to have done what they did was extraordinary. Sadly losing the subsequent Test match was not great but rather it was heavenly execution, so I anticipate this spell with Bangladesh for certain astonishing youthful quick bowlers in the positions and anticipate working with them. Have you done any homework with respect to the Bangladeshi speed bowlers? I have done a smidgen of work about the Bangladeshi quicks. You sit a far distance and you look at this multitude of folks like Taskin Ahmed and Ebadat Hossain. Shoriful Islam for me is a not kidding prospect - - tall left-arm bowler who bowls great speed and looking him from far, he has an extraordinary demeanor and he's just 22 years of age and played in the Under-19 World Cup in South Africa. He stood up by a mile in that World Cup and Khaled Ahmed and he would be presumably be considered as a backup as indicated by the mentor. What's more, that Fizz doesn't play Test match any longer is an incredible disgrace really in light of the fact that I think he got a lot to propose on surfaces favorable here in South Africa. See, it's an intriguing pack yet as far as I might be concerned, I am all going to sit and know each and everybody from these folks. I think some of the time coming in visually impaired or semi-blind, assuming you know what I am mean, and simply get a look from a new angle of view, getting to meet the individual, getting to converse with the person... once in a while that is a great approach to interfacing. I think Bangladesh got a decent assault and it is absolutely impossible that they will be undervalued by South Africa before long. So I believe it will be a mouth-watering series and I think Bangladesh got an incredible chance to impact the world forever here. We have our work removed realizing precisely the thing they will play in Durban, it will be difficult to turn out that is without a doubt however spinners will come from time to time. And afterward obviously the unbelievable St Georges Park, it's an extraordinary Test scene and should be loads of tomfoolery. Have you spoken with Russell Domingo? You worked with him so it should be very easing to have known faces in the changing area? I labored for quite a long time with Russell Domingo in the Proteas set-up while I have played with Jamie Siddons. I have played against him on visits and it's been for a spell since I have spoken with Jamie who's the new face and an excellent batting mentor and he will be responsible for the Test hitters here in Cape Town, so I am leaving this evening and it's a great training group and the remainder of the young men. I have spoken a ton with Russell over the most recent couple of days. He is clearly at home right now partaking in some family time. I addressed him pretty much the assumption for the group somewhat, not exhaustively clearly and we will talk a great deal one week from now since he is on vacation right now and I would rather not bug him to an extreme yet he has given me piece of an understanding into this Bangladesh group.