|| CF Correspondent ||

Former New Zealand coach Mike Hesson will arrive tomorrow [Friday] to give audition for the role of Bangladesh team head coach, said BCB official on Thursday.

Hesson, who left the New Zealand team to join the Indian Premier League a year back, will be the second coach to sit for an interview with BCB high-ups after they began their search for the next head coach by interviewing former South Africa coach Russel Domingo on Wednesday.

BCB shortlisted three coaches from where they are expected to pick their next head coach and Domingo is the first among them to arrive in Bangladesh.

Domingo had an nearly two-hour long interview session with Domingo where all the BCB high-ups where present chaired by BCB president Nazmul Hasan, who organized the meeting at his own office.

According to BCB media committee chairman Jalal Yunus the presentation of Domingo was quite satisfying but they are not in a position to say anything apart from it as they have got more options and will be looking to see what they have in store for them as far as planning is concerned.

“We’ll try to take the interview of the rest of the two coaches within very short time. But at the moment I am not in a position to disclose who those two coaches are and when they will be interviewed. What I can say is that we’ll try to take the interview before Eid break,” said Jalal Yunnus.

“All I can say that we will appoint a coach within this three. There is little possibility that we will go for another option.”