Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo has resigned before the 2023 World Cup.
Domingo joined as head his coach in September 2019 after the BCB sacked Steve His Rose following his World Cup debacle that year.
Jalal Yunus, the chairman of the Cricket Operations of his Bangladesh cricket committee, confirmed the development to Cribbuzz on Wednesday.
“He (Domingo) sent his letter of resignation yesterday (Tuesday) and it took effect immediately,” Jalal said.
Earlier on Monday, BCB president Nazmul Hasan said he was pleased with Domingo’s performance but suggested he could be fired as he was eyeing a review of his coaching composition. did. “We’re moving in a long-term plan, but it’s not a short-term one. It’s a three- to four-year plan, and if changes are needed “It will be,” Nazmul told reporters, noting that Domingo had recently come out to replace him. I introduced Sridharan Sriram before.
Bangladesh won his T20I series against Australia and New Zealand at home under Domingo’s stewardship, winning Tests in New Zealand and his ODI series in South Africa.
Bangladesh comfortably lost the two-game Test series to India after taking an ODI series win in what was seen as Domingo’s final outing.