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January 29, 2009Posted by Will Luke on 01/29/2009 in Bermuda
Croft offers coaching help to Bermuda
Colin Croft, the former West Indies fast bowler, has offered his services as a bowling coach to Bermuda.
According to the Royal Gazette, Croft asked the newspaper to pass on his details to the Bermuda Cricket Board (BCB)'s vice president, Allen Richardson. "This guy should be coaching England or the West Indies!" Richardson told The Gazette. "His resume is impressive, but at the moment I don't know what the Board's plans are."
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