Former South African all-rounder Lance Klusener has decided to step down as Zimbabwe’s batting coach following a mutual agreement with the board.
“According to his agent, the decision follows Klusener’s desire to pursue professional engagements around the world, which will affect his full-time availability for national team events,” Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) said in a statement.
Klusener joined Zimbabwe’s coaching staff in March this year. He previously served as their batting coach between 2016 and 2018.
Lance Klusener has quit as Zimbabwe’s batting coach
Less than two weeks to go before the start of Zimbabwe’s T20 World Cup campaign
With less than two weeks to go for the start of Zimbabwe’s T20 World Cup campaign, Klusener stepped down. Zimbabwe is part of Group B in the first round along with West Indies, Ireland, and Scotland, with the top two teams progressing to the Super 12 stage. His first match is against Ireland on 17 October.
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ZC’s Managing Director Givemore Makoni said, “We are grateful to Lance for the contribution Klusener has made during his time with us, including helping us qualify for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022. Which will be held in Australia in a few days. I’m getting started.” “Unfortunately, due to his pressing commitments elsewhere. He could not continue with us on a full-time basis. And we agreed that his contract would have to be terminated in the best interest of both parties. We wish him the best of luck as he makes new efforts. Is. “
One of Klusener’s other coaching jobs is taking over as head coach of the Durban Super Giants franchise in Cricket South Africa’s SA20, whose inaugural season begins on January 10 next year.
