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Donald left the bowling coach position in New Zealand


South African cricket team's assistant coach and former fast bowler Allan Donald broke the verbal contract with the New Zealand as a bowling coach.

Donald will be assistant coach with the former India coach Gary Kirsten for South Africa. New Zealand Cricket chief executive Justin Vaughan said the decision about the change in Donald gave them information.

Vaughan said in a statement, we tried our best to stop them but we can understand that working in South Africa will be more interested in his and his family.

He said Allen's expressed wish to work with New Zealand. So it's disappointing for us. Since January Donald with New Zealand. After the World Cup, he said that, he want to stay connected with the Kiwi team.
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