The article was first published in November 2017, few weeks before Hathurusingha took over as head coach.
In fairy tales, all you need to turn a frog into a prince is a kiss. In real life, neither a kiss nor a magic wand will work but that doesn’t stop the public from expecting such transformations.
In a few weeks, Sri Lanka will welcome Chandika Hathurusingha ending a months-long hunt for Graham Ford’s successor. And expectations are at fairy-tale levels as Sri Lanka look to a turnaround of the national cricket team’s fortunes.
Hathurusingha has had a remarkable stint with the Bangladesh national team in the last two-and-a-half years. They made waves in world cricket, something the ‘tigers’ have struggled with since their Test debut in 2000.
It is reasonable to deduce that the former Sri Lanka opener-turned-coach did things better than this predecessors. But can Bangladesh’s success be credited to coaching alone?
full article:
http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/What-more-Could-Hathuru-drive-the-Ford--140640.html
In fairy tales, all you need to turn a frog into a prince is a kiss. In real life, neither a kiss nor a magic wand will work but that doesn’t stop the public from expecting such transformations.
In a few weeks, Sri Lanka will welcome Chandika Hathurusingha ending a months-long hunt for Graham Ford’s successor. And expectations are at fairy-tale levels as Sri Lanka look to a turnaround of the national cricket team’s fortunes.
Hathurusingha has had a remarkable stint with the Bangladesh national team in the last two-and-a-half years. They made waves in world cricket, something the ‘tigers’ have struggled with since their Test debut in 2000.
It is reasonable to deduce that the former Sri Lanka opener-turned-coach did things better than this predecessors. But can Bangladesh’s success be credited to coaching alone?
full article:
http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/What-more-Could-Hathuru-drive-the-Ford--140640.html
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