Stuart Law appointed as head coach of Nepal
Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has appointed Stuart Law as the head coach of Nepal. He has been appointed as the head coach for two years.
Stuart Law is a former Australian cricketer and coach, known for his aggressive batting style and leadership skills. Here are some key details about him:
- Full Name: Stuart Grant Law
- Born: October 18, 1968, in Herston, Queensland, Australia
- Batting Style: Right-handed
- Bowling Style: Right-arm medium
- Role: Middle-order batsman
Cricket Career Highlights:
- International Career:
- Law played one Test match for Australia in 1995 against Sri Lanka, scoring an unbeaten 54 in his only innings.
- He had a more significant impact in ODIs, playing 54 matches for Australia from 1994 to 1999, scoring over 1,200 runs.
- He was part of Australia’s 1996 Cricket World Cup squad, where the team finished as runners-up to Sri Lanka.
- Domestic Career:
- Law had a long and successful domestic career, primarily with Queensland, where he was a key figure in their first-ever Sheffield Shield victory in 1994-95.
- Later, he moved to England and played county cricket for Essex, Lancashire, and Derbyshire.
- He was a prolific run-scorer in county cricket, captaining Lancashire and leading them to several one-day titles.
Post-Retirement & Coaching Career:
- After retiring from playing, Law turned to coaching and has held multiple roles, including:
- Assistant Coach of Sri Lanka (2010)
- Head Coach of Bangladesh (2011-2012)
- Coach of Queensland (2013-2016)
- Head Coach of West Indies (2017-2018)
- Head Coach of Middlesex (2021-2023)
Though his international career was short-lived, Law remains highly respected in domestic cricket and coaching circles.
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