Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) made headlines on Tuesday by appointing former Pakistani leg-spinner, Mushtaq Ahmed, as the spin-bowling coach for the national cricket team ahead of the forthcoming T20 World Cup. This strategic move aims to reinforce Bangladesh’s spin department, with Mushtaq stepping in to replace the esteemed Rangana Herath. The 53-year-old veteran, celebrated for his extensive career spanning 144 ODIs and 52 Tests, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing the honor of joining the Bangladesh cricket team in a coaching capacity.
With experience coaching international teams like England and West Indies, Mushtaq aims to share his expertise and nurture the talent within the Bangladeshi squad, instilling confidence in their ability to compete at the highest level. His appointment signifies a crucial juncture for Bangladesh cricket, with upcoming engagements against Zimbabwe and the T20 World Cup looming on the horizon. Under Mushtaq’s guidance, Bangladesh endeavors to fortify its spin bowling prowess and make a formidable impact on the global stage.
