Stuart Law

Tamim Iqbal, one of Bangladesh's senior players, has said he had no idea that the national coach Stuart Law was going to resign

Stuart Law has resigned as Bangladesh coach after nine months in the job, citing personal family problems

They fell two runs short in the final, but the Asia Cup 2012 will be remembered for the fight and self-belief the hosts showed to confound pre-tournament expectations and challenge all their higher-rated opponents

Stuart Law has demanded higher standards from his fielders after a series of dropped catches left the team struggling to save the second Test

Bangladesh coach Stuart law has said the team has to get the experience of playing more four-day games if their Test record has to improve

Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has said it was disappointing that his batsmen were getting themselves out, instead of making Pakistan toil for wickets

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal should be fit to play in the first ODI against Pakistan, team coach Stuart Law has said

Bangladesh coach Stuart Law has said that the team's first-innings' batting performance was "mediocre" and left him frustrated

Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has said that dropping Mohammad Ashraful for the two Tests against West Indies was a message that players needed to perform if they wanted to play for the country

Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has said he was surprised by the removal of Shakib Al Hasan as Bangladesh captain

Time for Zimbabwe to build on gains and Bangladesh to effect change, say coaches

Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has put his team's five-run defeat down to poor catching and some "silly mistakes" at the wrong time

Zimbabwe and Bangladesh have not played Test cricket for a combined total of 85 months between them, requiring both sides to make mental adjustments to cope with the demands of the game's longest format

Stuart Law, the new Bangladesh coach, has said his aim is to build a self-reliant Bangladesh team that can help each other and rely less on the natural talent of individuals

Sri Lanka's outgoing coach, Stuart Law, has backed his team to bounce back from their 110-run defeat in the opening ODI at The Oval, and expects them to compete strongly in the remaining four matches of the five-match series

Stuart Law will be resigning as Sri Lanka's interim coach after the tour of England and is expected to take over as Bangladesh coach, according to reports

Sri Lanka's interim coach, Stuart Law, says that the time for talking is over, as Sri Lanka seek to atone for their dreadful final-day display in Cardiff

Stuart Law, Sri Lanka's interim coach, has labelled England the "best Test team in the world" but promises his team won't take a backward step during the upcoming series

Sri Lanka will name a successor to head coach Trevor Bayliss after Sri Lanka's tour of England that starts in May