Law to resign as Bangladesh coach
April 17, 2012, Tuesday
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FORMER Australian cricketer Stuart Law said yesterday he would step down as Bangladesh coach in June, citing family reasons for his surprise decision to quit one year into a two-year contract.
His announcement came a day after the Bangladesh cricket board said it planned a short tour later this month to Pakistan, where international cricket has been suspended since a militant attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in March 2009. "My resignation is purely for family reasons," Law, 43, told reporters in Dhaka, insisting that security concerns had not been a factor. "It has nothing to do with the Pakistan tour."
His announcement came a day after the Bangladesh cricket board said it planned a short tour later this month to Pakistan, where international cricket has been suspended since a militant attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in March 2009. "My resignation is purely for family reasons," Law, 43, told reporters in Dhaka, insisting that security concerns had not been a factor. "It has nothing to do with the Pakistan tour."
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