Bayliss backs Farbrace to succeed him as head coach

Farbrace will take charge of the team in their Twenty20 matches against Australia (Wednesday) and India (next month), allowing Bayliss to take a breather to watch county cricket.

Bayliss backs Farbrace to succeed him as head coach

(Reuters)





"Definitely. If that's what he (Farbrace) wants to do, then I'm all for it," Bayliss told reporters when asked if the former Kent wicketkeeper could succeed him on a permanent basis.

"He's had success doing it before. This is an opportunity to get that experience."

Bayliss, who helped Sri Lanka to a runners-up finish in the 2011 World Cup, will look to go one better when England host the showpiece tournament next year.





(Reporting by Arnab Paul in Bengaluru; Editing by John O'Brien)


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