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Donald steps down as SA bowling coach

| | Apr 14, 2015, at 08:17 pm
Johannesburg, Apr 14 (IBNS): Former fast bowler Allan Donald has resigned stepped down as bowling coach of South Africa, officials said on Tuesday.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) Chief Executive, Haroon Lorgat sad in the official websitecricket.co.za: "Allan was and always will be a stalwart in South Africa having served his country with distinction both on and off the field."

"It’s never easy to lose a legend from your ranks but we respect Allan’s decision in the knowledge that we will seek his involvement in our cricket programs in future,” added Lorgat.

Donald was appointed to the post in June 2011.

He has said it is “the right time to move on”.

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