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ICC World Cup: Conditions will suit Zimbabwe, says Coach Whatmore

Dav Whatmore, the most experienced coach at the 2015 ICC World Cup, targets lower-rung teams for Zimbabwe to make it to quarter-finals of the tournament

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Dav Whatmore (right) with NZ coach Mike Hesson yesterday

Dav Whatmore (right) with NZ coach Mike Hesson yesterday

At the World Cup, the most experienced of all the national coaches would be former Australian batsman Dav Whatmore. The stocky Australian is coaching Zimbabwe. This will be Whatmore's fourth stint as a coach at the World Cup after having been in charge of Sri Lanka at 1996 and 2003 editions, as also with Bangladesh at the 2007 event.

Dav Whatmore (right) with NZ coach Mike Hesson yesterday
Dav Whatmore (right) with NZ coach Mike Hesson yesterday 

"The Sri Lankan stint was a bit more about skill because of suitability to the conditions in the subcontinent. This (Zimbabwe) is a team which has not played too much cricket over last year or two. They have recently been humbled by Bangladesh in Bangladesh. So it is a chance to redeem themselves. The aim is to do better than what the last series results were.

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