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Shopping for a new coach after the World Cup
Looks like several sides maybe in the market for a new coach after the World Cup....
England, for example, are apparently very keen on Tom Moody to replace Fletcher as are Australia whereas SL are desperate to hold onto him. I've heard and this is an interesting one that Woolmer is looking to leave Pakistan and head across the border to India, where Greg Chappell's contract is unlikely to be renewed. I've also heard John Wright is in line for the NZ job and Tim Nielsen is still the favourite for Australia although CA are considering oher candiadtes. So who would you like to see coach your team after the WC, the incumbent or someone new ?
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I would say for Australia, Tom Moody. He has done a good job with a young SL Team that were struggling before he was appointed and i believe he will be the right man for the rebuilding stages of the next 5 years for Australian Cricket. Though to be honest i don't know how John Buchannen would perform in these times. Since being appointed in 1999 he has had the best team in the World and has never really been challenged by a more competetive team.
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As a Sri Lankan, I know we have no chance of holding onto Moody, against the Big guys Australia , England or even India .
I hope and pray SL do their utmost to hold onto Trevor Penney though - he is the reason SL's fielding is vastly better than other teams over last 6 months. If Moody leaves, we (SL) should try and get John Wright (if NZ do not give him a contract) or perhaps an Australian bowling specialist as coach ie Carl Rackemann, Jeff Thompson or even Troy Cooley . |
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LOL @ people firing Chappell after winning in WI after 35 years and recording first ever win in SA. Not that I have any respect for BCCI, but they will turn themselves into a permanant farce if they don't extend his contract.
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In fact I think we are easily the Country which has utilised most Aussie coaches after Australia itself ... Even now we have Ashley Mallet doing some work with SL Spin Academy on a project titled " Unearthing the Next Murali -spinning sensation for SL". Moody by all accounts has struck a winning combination with Trevor Penney and Mahela - and the rest of the Team seem to getting along well with him .So at the moment things look very Rosey. |
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India would have to absolutely bomb out, and I mean really badly, in the WC, for Chappell to legitimately be removed IMO. |
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Believe it or not Chappell has in a way transformed Indian cricket and has no doubt made the side a better team. With his coaching, our players have become mentally stronger and a much better fielding side. He also makes a constant effort to improve the fitness and work ethic of many of the players in this Indian team.
India's, recent one day drought, wasn't solely because of bad coaching. And therefore there really is no reason to fire him. |
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You know, people actually do care about ODIs. Just because you don't doesn't mean they aren't important. I would seriously look at how India does in the World Cup and then see if he should be coach or not. tbh I don't want him to be coach.
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