Cricket: Law wants Bangladesh to be consistent
Consistency, stability and unity will be key to the country’s bid to improve its rankings.
DHAKA:
Newly-appointed Bangladesh coach Stuart Law has said that consistency, stability and unity will be key to the country’s bid to improve its rankings. Bangladesh, who failed to qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals this year, are currently a lowly ninth in both Test and One-Day International (ODI) rankings.
“We want to have consistency and stability and that is what we strive for,” he said. “The main reason why you are not consistent is because you are not sure of your role in the team. If I can have a great relationship with the selectors, the captain and the cricket board, then I am sure we can have consistent things happening.”
Published in The Express Tribune, July 20th, 2011.
Newly-appointed Bangladesh coach Stuart Law has said that consistency, stability and unity will be key to the country’s bid to improve its rankings. Bangladesh, who failed to qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals this year, are currently a lowly ninth in both Test and One-Day International (ODI) rankings.
“We want to have consistency and stability and that is what we strive for,” he said. “The main reason why you are not consistent is because you are not sure of your role in the team. If I can have a great relationship with the selectors, the captain and the cricket board, then I am sure we can have consistent things happening.”
Published in The Express Tribune, July 20th, 2011.