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February 05, 2007
Australia have a new coach
Tim Nielsen is Australia's new coach with effect from the end of the 2007 World Cup. He takes over from John Buchanan, who had a very successful stint, helping Australia win just about everything in sight. Maybe those successes did give Buchanan a carte blanche to say a few stupid things.
After the 2003 World Cup, he bravely predicted that in 2007, the Australian side would have ambidextrous players.
A few weeks ago, he said that his bowlers' and fielders' development was being stymied by inept opposition.
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| Without Warne and McGrath, he obviously faces a tougher task than Buchanon.
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Tim (6 Feb 2007, 2:38:00 am)
I hope Australia, at some point of time, starts thinking like Pakistan etc. and sacks Nielsen immediately after Australia has had a devastating home summer, losing by a two test margin against India and allowing Sri Lanka to draw.
By Jagadish (6 Feb 2007, 7:37:00 pm)
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