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Salahuddin Is Looks To Make Impact As Bangladesh's Assistant Coach
West Indies Test: Senior assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin is looking forward to leaving a mark on Bangladesh's cricket history after joining the side till next year's Champions Trophy.
Salahuddin's contract will align with the tenure of head coach Phil Simmons. He had previously worked with the Bangladesh team as an assistant coach from 2006 to 2010.
With the West Indies Test series up next, the four-time BPL winner coach with Comilla Victorians, Salahuddin, has begun preparations with Test players in Dhaka while the team is in Sharjah for the ODIs against Afghanistan. He will travel to the Caribbean with the Test players on Monday.
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