Shakib is getting batting consultant in the ODI series

The head coach of the Bangladesh team was correct last month. The coaching staff are left in the gap, two or more. In the meantime, the batting coach or consultant's place is getting over quickly. The place that Neil McKenzie is going to fill, has been heard for a long time. But when he is joining the team, it can not be confirmed. Today, BCB chief executive Nizam Uddin Chowdhury said, the new batting consultant will join the team on July 22nd.

After the West Indies tour, the batting line-up of Bangladesh's skeleton has come out. Shakib-Tamim can not stand in front of Caribbean pacers It's not right to change the image that a batch consultant will make. But after the departure of former Sri Lankan batsman Thilan Samaraweira, the feeling of a batting coach was feeling very good. The 42-year-old McKenzie, 58 Tests and 64 one-dayers for South Africa, is finally completing the vacant position.

Bangladesh will play the first match of the three-match series against the West Indies in Guyana on 22 July. Mackenzie will start work from the first one-day. BCB chief executive Siti told the media today, "Hopefully, join the batting consultant with our national team in the West Indies. Everything is final. We hope he will join the 22nd day. "

BCB chief executive does not want to tell details about the new batting consultant right now. Nizamuddin said this, keeping McKenzie in the 2019 World Cup keeping in mind. Naveed Newaz, the new coach of Bangladesh Under-19 team, has been delayed by joining the former Protea batsman. Regarding appointing former Sri Lankan batsman as the youth coach, the BCB chief executive said, "The next U-19 World Cup will be held in 2020 in South Africa. That's how we're planning. There is also a plan to recruit some supporting staff next to the newborn. We've confirmed some tours. The team will play four to five countries and overseas series. Home-Away series with Sri Lanka and England is confirmed Before the World Cup, there is also a consideration for playing in the conditioning camp or extra game in Zimbabwe. '