Dav Whatmore

The Australian coach was expected to join last year, but couldn't travel to India because of Covid-19-related issues

To finish up at the conclusion of the next round of ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 matches on September 19

Whatmore has also previously coached Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe

Mathews, Mendis, Perera among local talent; Steyn, Russell, Amir lend overseas glamour in five-team T20 tournament

Baroda to decide in Apex Council meeting about Dav Whatmore, their 66-year-old director of cricket

Whatmore and Kerala parted ways at the end of a disappointing 2019-20 domestic season

The team was in a shambles less than a year ago; now, they will fight Vidarbha for a place in the Ranji Trophy final for the first time

Dav Whatmore has signed a six-month deal as head coach of Kerala

Dav Whatmore talks about how things went downhill fast during his curtailed stint as Zimbabwe's coach

Zimbabwe have sacked captain Hamilton Masakadza and head coach Dav Whatmore, following the board's review of the team's performance at the World T20 in March

Results aside, especially in Pakistan, the board's cooperation and the sociopolitical climate make a difference to how a coach fares

Chandika Hathurusingha and Dav Whatmore, the head coaches of Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, have said that the four-match T20 series between the two sides will give them a chance to try out new combinations

Zimbabwe coach Dav Whatmore on the surreal and moving experience of being the first Full Member team to tour Pakistan in six years

Dav Whatmore, the Zimbabwe coach, says his side will need time and experience to start converting ability into performance

Second-string or not, India's visit will fill stadiums and that is simply the start of a pleasantly fuller season

Zimbabwe will become the first Full Member nation to tour Pakistan since March 2009, when terrorists attacked the Sri Lankan team in Lahore

As Pakistan and Zimbabwe meet in Brisbane on Sunday, an important part of their strategies will be crafted by two men who have been on the other side - Grant Flower and Dav Whatmore

Shorter, more sharply-focused practices, a fresh mindset and space for a bit of fun have turned Zimbabwe from highly-strung to hopeful, which their senior players have put down to one thing: a change of coach

Dav Whatmore is ready to try where many have failed: to turn around the fortunes of Zimbabwe. And, despite the short time he has before the World Cup, he sees cause for confidence