World Cup-winner Bayliss takes reins at Sydney Thunder
By AFP
June 04, 2021
SYDNEY: Former England coach Trevor Bayliss was appointed at Sydney Thunder on Thursday, with the Australian saying he was excited to be heading home.
The 58-year-old, who masterminded England’s one-day World Cup triumph in 2019, will coach the team for the next three Twenty20 Big Bash League seasons.
“It’s great to be home and involved in New South Wales cricket,” said Bayliss, who also guided the Kolkata Knight Riders to two Indian Premier League titles.
“The Thunder have done well over the last few years. Hopefully we can go one or two steps further this summer.”
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