The Bangladesh Cricket Board said Tuesday it had suspended head coach Chandika Hathurusingha for misconduct including an alleged assault of a player. Trinidadian former all-rounder Phil Simmons has been appointed stand-in coach and will take the team up until the ICC Champions Trophy, set for Pakistan in February 2025.
You can#39;t assault a national player physically, BCB president Faruque Ahmed said in announcing Hathurusingha#39;s suspension, without giving details of the alleged incident.
There was no immediate response from Hathurusingha.
The 56-year-old former Sri Lanka batsman was hired in 2023 for a second time as head coach, after a largely successful tenure with the side between 2014 and 2017.
The suspension follows Bangladesh#39;s tour of India, where they lost both Tests and all three T20s.
Bangladesh next play South Africa at home, with the first of two Tests starting on October 21.
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They travel to the United Arab Emirates for three ODIs against Afghanistan starting November 6.
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