Sri Lanka appoint Gary Kirsten as men's head coach

Sri Lanka Cricket has announced the appointment of former South African cricketer Gary Kirsten as the men's national team's head coach. Kirsten, who has a wealth of coaching experience including leading India to a World Cup victory in 2011, will officially take charge on April 15, 2024. His contract extends for two years, concluding on April 14, 2028. This move comes as part of Sri Lanka's efforts to revitalize their cricketing fortunes following recent challenges on the international stage. Kirsten's appointment is expected to bring a fresh perspective and strategic acumen to the team as they prepare for upcoming tours and competitions, including the World Cup cycle. With his proven track record, Kirsten aims to enhance player performance and instill a winning mentality among the squad.
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