Former Test opener Chris Rogers will become Australia’s new high-performance batting coach after impressing in youth mentor roles. The 40-year-old, who scored five centuries during his 25-Test career, will join the Brisbane-based national performance program on a three-year contract that begins in May.
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He replaces 21-Test batsman Matthew Elliot, who was only appointed to the post in February 2017. Rogers most recently was an assistant coach for Australia’s Under-19 World Cup team and has previously held coaching roles for Cricket Australia XI teams and English county club Somerset.
“Chris brings thoughtfulness, persistence and passion to the role and combines this with a strong intellect,” Cricket Australia team performance general manager Pat Howard said.
Source :- theguardian
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