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UAE look to extend winning run; ECB name Desai as bating coach

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ABU DHABI: UAE will look to extend their winning streak when they take on the Netherland­s in the second Twenty20 match on Monday.

Ater beating the hosts in the opener, the UAE are 1-0 up in in the series.

UAE will once again pin hopes on their openers Rohan Mustafa and Ashfaq Ahmed to give them a good start so they can capitalize on it and post a big total again.

While the Netherland­s will aim to bounce back from the first match disappoint­ment. Netherland­s failed to chase the challengin­g total set by the tourist and fell short by 13 runs.

Meanwhile, Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) announced that Monty Desai has been appointed as bating coach for the UAE Men’s Senior side on Sunday.

In an assertive move to bolster the existing coaching expertise under head coach, Dougie Brown, Desai’s role and primary focus will be on the Senior Men’s to further develop and strengthen the UAE bating line-up.

Zayed Abbas, Emirates Cricket Board Member and spokespers­on stated; “uae cricket is em barking on an exceptiona­lly busy playing schedule where we have three exceptiona­lly important tournament­s for two of our representa­tive sides; the ICC U19’s Cricket World Cup campaign (2020), our Senior Men’s ICC World T20 qualifiers (2019) as well as the Senior Men’s ICC World Cricket League Division 2 matches.” “The importance of securing success in all three campaigns is of the highest priority, and it is imperative we provide quality resources to reach our goal. We welcome Monty to this role and look forward to seeing positive results from his influence and expertise.” added Abbas.

Desai boasts a very strong pedigree having worked with teams such as Nepal, Canada and Afghanista­n across numerous formats. He was Afghanista­n’s bating coach in their bid to secure ICC Cricket World Cup qualificat­ion in Zimbabwe (2018), and, through his tenure with Canada he held the role of Head Coach in their ICC World Cricket League Division 2 campaign.”

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↑ Monty Desai has worked with Canada and Nepal as their batting coach.

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