Tigers head coach Russell Domingo and fielding coach Ryan Cook have finally arrived in Bangladesh, leaving behind flight cancellation complications. However, pace bowling coach Otis Gibson is stuck in the same predicament as these two South Africans. However, the Caribbean coach is scheduled to set foot in Bangladesh on another flight tomorrow (September 6). The BCB has to think about the quarantine of the foreign coaching staff who came back a little late. Permission is also being sought from the government to reduce the deadline. The Bangladesh team is scheduled to leave the country for a visit to Sri Lanka on September 26. Earlier, the BCB had planned a week-long conditioning camp. Russell Domingo, Ryan Cook, and Otis Gibson will be working with the disciples. As a result, the foreign coaches who boarded the plane became corona negative so that they can start working in the country once again. In this context, BCB chief physician Debashis Chowdhury said, "Foreign coaches are returning to the country. However, the rule of the Bangladesh government is to stay in quarantine for 14 days. But we want them to come to the field quickly. If the Corona test is negative, we want Nick to be in charge of the coaching team. That is why we have had initial discussions with the government. This time, an official letter will be sent to the Ministry of Health. ”Following the same approach, Shakib Al Hasan returned from the United States and started practicing at BKSP. Debashis Chowdhury also cited Shakib as an example in the case of coaches. But Shakib returned from abroad and went to BKSP as the result of the test was negative. '' Similarly, the coaches will also come and work at Mirpur ground. Of course keeping social distance. And before we go to Sri Lanka, we will do 3 more Tests for cricketers and coaches. '