Bangladesh women cricket team gets Indian coach

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has appointed Devika Palshikhar as the assistant coach of the women's team a few days ago. The BCB is going to take charge of its Swadeshi Anju Jain as the head coach. Mamata is going to take charge of the second women's team of Bangladesh Former India wicketkeeper-batsman will be replaced by current coach David Kappell. Jahanara-Salma is currently in South Africa for five ODIs and three T20 games under Capel. Former England all-rounder will step aside from the post of South Africa coach after the tour of South Africa. In the first case, the initial contract for six months has been done with 43-year-old Anjum. When he returns from South Africa, he will take the responsibility of Salma-Rumana. Cricketers are working under a new coach for the women's Twenty20 World Cup qualifying season. Women's short format World Cup will be held in West Indies with 8 teams. Anjum has taken the responsibility of Bangladesh to ensure that the World Cup qualification. "It is exciting to get the national coach's coach at this stage of his career," said the interview given to the highly acclaimed cricket website, Cricinfo, who took over the responsibility of Bangladesh women team. The biggest challenge at this moment is to take the team to the main event of the Twenty20 World Cup. There are talented players in the team, but the game needs more. ' Anjum played eight Tests and 65 ODIs on India's jersey. He was the coach of the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) label-B. Prior to taking charge of Bangladesh, he was working as the coach of the Vidarva women's team. In addition to his teammate Devika Palshikhar, who is also his assistant in Bangladesh, he is also a physio of his country, Dalvi of his country.