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Sub-continental coaches feel the heat after World Cup

By Saurabh Sharma July 16, 2019 • 22:08 PM View: 1812

New Delhi, July 16: Starting from India, the sub-continent teams seem to be the worst hit in the aftermath of the World Cup with all five boards hinting at changes in their coaching staff after all of them, barring the men in blue, failed to make the knockout stages of the tournament.

The 10-team tournament, which saw England shade New Zealand by the finest of margins and win the Cup for the first time, had five teams from Asia.

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