Australian Jamie Siddons, who is due to take the helm of the Bangladesh cricket team next month, speaks during a news conference in Dhaka October 31, 2007. Siddons has signed a two-year contract with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and is due to start coaching from the last week of November. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 52 months ago

Australian Jamie Siddons, who is due to take the helm of the Bangladesh cricket team next month, speaks during a news conference in Dhaka October 31, 2007. Siddons has signed a two-year contract with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and is due to start coaching from the last week of November.

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