“We have made this appointment on a short-term basis. Albie was available for a small duration, so we thought a few sessions with him might help our batsmen,” Bangladesh Cricket Board chief Nizamuddin Chowdhury said. “Four to five sessions in South Africa may not bring a big change. But we will get to see if it can be really useful,” he added. Morkel has already joined the Bangladesh squad in Johannesburg, Chowdhury said. The three-match ODI series begins on Friday at Centurion. Two Tests will follow in Durban and Port Elizabeth.
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