Bangladesh pace bowling trainer Allan Donald will currently be accessible until the impending 2023 ODI World Cup in India in October-November, Bangladesh Cricket Board told Cricket on Friday. Donald was before delegated as speed bowling trainer of the Bangladesh in Spring last year and the agreement was until the T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia. Afterward, BCB expanded his agreement till the home series against India. "Donald's agreement is reached out till the World Cup," Jalal Yunus, BCB's cricket activity administrator, told Cricket. It is perceived that Donald is presently holding on to get the work grant visa while the authority said that they are expecting their unfamiliar training staff to arrive at Dhaka by February 22 to begin the arrangements for the impending visit through Britain, containing three ODIs and three T20Is, across Dhaka and Chattogram, booked to start on Walk 1. BCB is wanting to begin the camp for the Britain series on February 23 under the direction of recently designated lead trainer Chandika Hathurusingha, who is supposed to show up by February 20. Bangladesh set to play Ireland series in Britain Ireland is supposed to have Bangladesh in Britain in their last Super Association series, planned in May, said a BCB official. "However Ireland have not affirmed [this to] us formally yet they have informed that they are attempting to have the series in Britain," said a BCB official. It is perceived that Cricket Ireland is quick to play the series in Britain rather than Ireland to keep away from the downpour danger that is probably going to win in Ireland during that period. Cricket comprehends that the series could be played in Chelmsford.