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July 9, 2007Posted by on 07/09/2007 in Hong Kong
Hong Kong seek new coach
Hong Kong are seeking a new national coach. This is a three-year appointment, subject to satisfactory performance.
Sameer Dighe is the current temporary coach, who took over from Robin Singh before the World Cricket League Division Three tournament in Darwin. His appointment was just for that competition and the preparatory tour to Chennai.
The HKCA has also tossed in the requirement that the coach must be Hong Kong based which would rule out the previous arrangement offered to Robin Singh, and may well count out Dighe this time.
More details on the HKCA website.
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