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Alistair Campbell appointed managing director of Zimbabwe Cricket

Former Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell has been appointed managing director of the country's cricket board with incumbent
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Alistair Campbell

Harare, Jan 1 (CRICKETNMORE) Former Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell has been appointed managing director of the country's cricket board with incumbent Wilfred Mukondiwa redeployed to a new role.

Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Wilson Manase confirmed the 42-year-old's appointment Wednesday.

"The changes are continuous. As you know, following the appointment of Dav Whatmore, we are also searching for a batting coach before the World Cup," Manase was quoted as saying by sport24.co.za Wednesday.

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Campbell was previously chief selector and later chairperson of the body's cricket committee.

Campbell played 60 Tests and 188 One-Day Internationals as a batsman for his country. His appointment was confirmed a day after Australian Dav Whatmore was officially presented as the new coach Tuesday.
 

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