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A look at Coaching Staffs of some of the cricket teams


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India Coaching staff Head coach: Duncan Fletcher Bowling coach: John Dawes Mental conditioning coach: Vacant Fielding coach: Trevor Penney Fitness trainer: Ramji Srinivasan Head Physiotherapist: Evan Speechly Masseur: Ramesh Mane Performance analyst: C.K.M. Dhananjai England Team manager: Phil Neale England teams director: Andy Flower Fast bowling coaches: David Saker Spin bowling coaches: Mushtaq Ahmed Batting coach: Graham Gooch Fielding coach: Richard Halsall Sports analyst (Tests): Nathan Leamon Sports analyst (ODIs): Gemma Broad Chief medical officer: Dr. Nick Peirce Team physiotherapist: Ben Langley Strength and conditioning coach: Huw Bevan Team psychologist: Mark Bawden Masseur: Mark Saxby Media manager: James Avery Australia Head coach: Mickey Arthur Assistant coach and batting coach: Justin Langer Fast bowling coach: Allister de Winter [22] Fielding coach: Steve Rixon Team manager: Gavin Dovey Strength and conditioning coach: Stuart Karppinen Team physiotherapist: Alex Kountouris Performance analyst: Michael Marshall South Africa Head Coach: Gary Kirsten Assistant Coach: Russell Domingo Bowling Coach: Allan Donald Mental Conditioning Coach: Paddy Upton Massage Therapist & Logistics Manager: Riaan Muller Team's Manager: Mohammed Moosajee Pakistan Head Coach: Dav Whatmore Batting Coach: Still to announce Bowling Coach:Mohammad Akram Fielding Coach: Julien Fountain Team Physiotherapist: Andrew Leipus NewZealand Head Coach: Mike Hesson Assistant Coach: Trent Woodhill Bowling Coach: Shane Bond Mental Conditioning Coach: Bryan Stronach Team's Manager: Dave Currie Physiotherapist: Roger Mortimer Bangladesh Coaching staffHead Coach : Shane Jurgensen (interim) Manager : Zahid Razzak Bowling Coach : Saqlain Mushtaq Fielding Coach : Jason Swift Strength and Conditioning Coach : Grant Trafford Luden Physiotherapist : Vibhav Singh[108] Psychologists : Dr. Soumendra Saha & Dr. Srilekha Saha Media Manager : Rabeed Imam Copy pasted from Wiki....so couldn't find a comprehensive list for Westindies and Srilanka apart from the well known fact that Gibson and Ford are the coaches of those squads. Also know that McDermott works fo Ireland as a bowling coach. So what do you guys think....Being the richest cricketing board,don't you think we could have done a little better..? No matter what we say..impressed with the Coaching staff for England....atleast they are generating employment in these tough times right?

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South Africa and Australia are the best ones for me. England seems to be 'overdoing' things.
I would go with South Africa and England.... I mean if McDermott was still available...I would put Australia but I would say India and Australia are on par atleast on paper. As far as England overdoing it,I don't see anything in wrong in hiring as many resources available to them as long as there is money,simple Economic funda. I wonder why we couldn't get some big names to fill up some of the positions like some other teams could,with all the money we have available.
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Thing is it is impossible to say from the outside what is or isn't necessary. e.g. England is the only team with the specialist spin bowling coach in Mushy. Plus they have split roles for analysts in Tests and ODIs. My first inclincation would be to have it as streamlined as possible. Who knows though? I guess you can add Ashley Giles to the England list. Can we imagine Donald working with Tahir? :haha:

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Thing is it is impossible to say from the outside what is or isn't necessary. e.g. England is the only team with the specialist spin bowling coach in Mushy. Plus they have split roles for analysts in Tests and ODIs. My first inclincation would be to have it as streamlined as possible. Who knows though? I guess you can add Ashley Giles to the England list. Can we imagine Donald working with Tahir? :haha:
Sports analyst (ODIs): Gemma Broad She is Stuart Broad's sister....so good chance she either didn't earn that role or the role was specifically created for her :winky:
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Just putting some more thought into this....I think Bangladesh appointing Saqlian as a bowling coach is a very smart move given their Spin heavy attack...Don't know how much thought was put behind this but....I mean look at the new off spinner they have...seems to be doing really well. Mushy has done a great job with the English spinners, McDermott did a great job with the Aussie seamers,Donald is doing pretty well so far and BCCI picks these nobodys as bowling coaches...hate me but I will say the best time we had with our fast bowling resources was when Venky was the bowling ocach...shows how important it is to have a decent coach with decent international credentials. Ashwin is one of the better Spin talents we have produced in recent times and just imagine how much he would benefit having a decent coach in his formative test career which so far has got to a good start.

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