Cricket-West Indies women's coach Deitz steps down, Coley named interim


Nov 3 (Reuters) - Shane ⁠Deitz has stepped down as ⁠head coach of the West Indies ‌women's team after three years in the role, Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Tuesday, following ​the expiration of his contract ⁠at the end ⁠of October.

• Former West Indies men's team ⁠test ‌coach Andre Coley will take charge on an interim ⁠basis for the upcoming series against Pakistan

• ​During ‌Deitz's tenure, the West Indies reached ⁠back-to-back women's ​Twenty20 World Cup semi-finals in 2024 and 2026, losing to New Zealand in ⁠the former and to ​Australia this year

• "Shane guided this team to consecutive World Cup semi-finals and helped establish ⁠that level as the benchmark for the group... After he informed us of his future plans, we agreed that ​this was the ⁠right time to ensure a smooth transition ​for the team," said ‌CWI Director of Cricket ​Miles Bascombe

(Reporting by Paras J. Haji in BengaluruEditing by Christian Radnedge)

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