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Men’s ODI WC: Allan Donald To Quit As Bangladesh’s Fast-bowling Coach Post Team’s Campaign
He added that he initially was okay with a year’s extension, but gave up the thought due to spending more time with his family. "During the World Cup, I was the first one to accept a contract verbally. I didn't sign a contract but I was ready to go back to Dhaka to sign the contract for a year's extension. I was excited to crack on and see how we can expand this fast-bowling group even further."
"I have had time in the World Cup to reflect on that. My immediate thought was that 12 months looks like a long time. The schedule looks very hectic. I'd better start thinking about my family. I got a two-year-old grandson who I miss dearly. I have been away for 82 days on the bounce. I think it got to me a little bit," Donald was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
