It goes without saying that Hassan sits in on team meetings. He slams performances during and after series. Hassan can instruct players to appear in certain series and he really doesn't like it when they retire when he doesn't want them to. Hassan has exercised his power to make "drastic changes" to the coaching staff less than two weeks before a major tournament. Hassan has, in the past, openly criticised the team management for not consulting him on playing XIs. The selectors have had to get Hassan's sign-off on squads since 2016. The fact is that everything goes back to - and has for a while - Hassan in Bangladesh cricket. The situation isn't new to Shakib, but that won't make it any easier. As if having an underperforming team to shepherd wasn't tough enough. He will take the on-field decisions, and match result notwithstanding, will be answerable to not just the coach/es or the selectors, but the board chief and the directors. If Hassan feels that line-up means having a designated head coach is unnecessary, it's only the truth about how the Bangladesh team actually operates.īut decisions being made by a group of Very Important People with Very Important Designations weigh heaviest on the captain. And, well, the Bangladesh team management, in reality, extends right up to the BCB president. Their back room does have Jamie Siddons, Rangana Herath, Allan Donald and Shane McDermott, as well as team director Khaled Mahmud. The BCB has called Sridharan Sriram the "technical consultant for T20s", but he is the de facto T20 head coach, with Russell Domingo out of the picture in the format for the moment. It might have sounded odd, but Hassan was just being honest.
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