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Zimbabwe rope in Ntini, Atapattu

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Wed Jan 13, 2016 10:56 AM Last update on: Wed Jan 13, 2016 11:04 AM
South Africa's bowler Makhaya Ntini cheers for his team during the match between Australia and South Africa. Photo: AFP

Zimbabwe have recruited Makhaya Ntini and Marvan Atapattu to be assistant coach and batting consultant respectively, according to a report published today on the Zimbabwe Cricket website.

The report says Ntini has been given a two-year contract, while Atapattu has been roped in for the duration of Zimbabwe's tour to Bangladesh starting from January 15.

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Ntini, 38, has played 101 Tests, 173 ODIs and 10 T20Is for South Africa over a period of 13 years.

ZC says he will begin work from February 16, while former bowling coach Douglas Hondo has been reassigned to the Zimbabwe A team.

Atapattu, a former Sri Lanka captain and coach, may succeed Andy Waller as Zimbabwe's batting coach.

Currently, he is only a consultant but his "contract will be reviewed after the Zimbabwe tour of Bangladesh, with a view to entering into a longer relationship," the Zimbabwe Cricket report said.

Ex-coach of Sri Lanka Marvan Atapattu speaks during a press conference ahead of 2015 Cricket World Cup match. Photo: AFP
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