Any of the Bangladeshi players could be reunited with his former coach in New Zealand\u2019s domestic cricket provided the Tigers\u2019 international schedules allow him, Jamie Siddons told a local newspaper.
\nSiddons took over the charge of Wellington after leaving Bangladesh job and has already signed Muttiah Muralitharan as one of the overseas players for\u00a0 his side, popularly known as the\u00a0Firebirds.
\n\u2018But they might be in the middle of their one-day and T20 tournaments and not be available.\u2019 Siddons told The Dominion Post.
\nSiddons, who guided the Tigers to 31 one-day international and two Test wins during his three-and-a-half-year stint, was as usual critical of the BCB officials in his interview with the Dominion Post, though he did not make any complaint about life in Bangladesh.
\n\u2018For an expat, and someone who\u2019s paid pretty well over there, it\u2019s pretty easy. You get very nice accommodation, you get a driver, you get a maid to do your cooking and cleaning,\u2019 he told of his Bangladesh life.
\n\u2018[However] some of the decisions that get made aren\u2019t quite from a cricket viewpoint.\u2019
\nSiddons thought he had made quite progress with the Bangladesh team after arriving in 2007.
\n\u2018I was with the team two weeks before we went to New Zealand and we got smashed in most games and embarrassed in a couple as well. Their skill level was nowhere near international standard,\u2019 he said.
\n\u2018I had just come from the Australian team and I knew exactly the difference, which was huge. I just worked day by day trying to get each player to make little steps to get better. In three years\u2019 time we were a lot better; some of the players had become world class,\u2019 he said.<\/p>\n

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