Bangladesh: A two-Test match series will be played between Team India and Bangladesh from September 19. The cricket boards of both the countries have announced the team squad for the Test series.

Now reports are coming out in the media that the assistant coach of the team has decided to resign from his post a few hours before the start of the Test series. Due to which the problems of the team have increased.

Former Australia head coach Darren Lehmann resigns

Darren Lehmann, who previously coached the Australian cricket team, was currently working as an assistant coach for Brisbane Heat in the Big Bash and for Queensland in Australian domestic cricket, but he has now decided to resign from his post of assistant coach before the start of the domestic season in Australia.

Darren Lehmann has resigned from his roles as Brisbane Heat and Queensland men's assistant coach to take up a full-time radio commentary job with ABC Sport for the upcoming summer of cricket in Australia.

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Darren Lehman will be seen in this new role

After leaving the responsibility of assistant coach for Brisbane Heat and Queensland, former Australian coach and player Darren Lehmann will be seen doing full-time radio commentary in the upcoming domestic season.

He has signed a contract with ABC Sport to do full-time radio commentary. Darren Lehmann has previously played the role of commentator for Channel 9.

Such has been the career of Darren Lehmann

Talking about Darren Lehmann's international career, this Australian batsman played 27 matches in his career. In these 27 matches, Darren Lehmann scored 1798 runs for Australia. During this time, Darren Lehmann has scored 5 centuries in Test cricket.

At the same time, in 117 matches played in ODI cricket, Darren Lehmann scored 4 centuries and 17 half-century innings with his bat.

Talking about Darren Lehmann's coaching tenure in the Australian cricket team, he played the role of coach for the team from 2013 to 2018. After the ball tampering scandal in 2018, Darren Lehmann resigned from his coaching position.