Bangladesh news Great expectations of McInnes for Bangladesh

Among the appointments of foreign coaches in Bangladesh this year, Richard McInnes' easily stands out, even counting the abrupt change in the senior team's coach in April. The point is, not many coaches return to a post, so McInnes' comeback as the head coach of Bangladesh's National Cricket Academy (NCA) for a two-year period has drawn plenty ofinterest in the country. McInnes is realistic about why he is back in Bangladesh: to produce international-quality players. "My job is to produce players for the national team, and these players will play domestic cricket as well," McInnes told ESPNcricinfo."Hopefully, as a byproduct of their time here (at the NCA), they'll dominate domestic cricket and get selected for the national team.

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