|| CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh pace bowling coach Charl Langeveldt is set to move out from Bangladesh's coaching set-up to take up a role with South Africa. The move follows a request from Cricket South Africa to Bangladesh Cricket Board.
    
 According to BCB president Nazmul Hasan confirmed to Cricbuzz about the development.

''Basically, South Africa Cricket Board had requested for Langeveldt as they are eyeing to rope him in their coaching set-up,'' said BCB president Nazmul Hasan.

''They are aware that Langeveldt has a contract with us and so decided to request us regarding him because unless we part ways they cannot take him in their coaching set-up,'' he said.

''It is not like Langeveldt informed us anything like he wanted to leave us and go,'' he added.

Bangladesh appointed Langeveldt as the national team's new fast bowling coach in July replacing West Indian Courtney Walsh following the ICC World Cup in England.

Earlier, BCB announced that they have appointed the former South African pace bowler for two years. With Cricket South Africa making a huge overhaul in their coaching set-up in recent times that included the appointment of Mark Boucher as South Africa's men's team coach, this move comes as another step in the process.

The former wicketkeeper-batter has been contracted until after the 2023 World Cup.