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Former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori and former South African seamer Charl Langeveldt had been appointed team's full-time bowling consultants, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have announced on Saturday. The former left-arm spinner Vettori's contract is valid until next year's Twenty20 World Cup in Australia and he will be available to the team for around 100 days during their preparation. The 40-year-old has held several high-profile head coaching roles in T20 format, including Indian Premier League side Royal Challengers Bangalore and Big Bash League's side Brisbane Heat. On the other hand, Langeveldt will join as team's full-time pace bowling coach.

Black Caps off-spinner Daniel Vettori and fast bowler Kyle Mills has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. Vettori, 36, made his debut against England in 1997 - finishes with 362 Test wickets in 113 matches, and 305 wickets in 295 ODIs. Daniel Vettori officially announced he has played his last game for the @BLACKCAPS #BacktheBlackCaps ^PT pic.twitter.com/QQ2GV7snbK — BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) March 31, 2015 Mills, 37, has played 19 Test matches, 170 ODIs and 42 Twenty20 internationals for his country. . @kylemills79 to retire from all cricket - full release: http://t.co/1OsNQZDL80 ^RI pic.twitter.com/WR7FPeLIiI — BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) April 1, 2015

Former New zealand Captain Daniel Vettori has been ruled out from a 15-man test squad tour of India due to a groin injury. NZ Squad : Martin Guptill, Daniel Flynn, Kane Williamson, BJ Watling, Brendon McCullum, Ross Taylor (capt), Tim Southee, Neil Wagner, James Franklin, Kruger van Wyk, Trent Boult, Tarun Nethula, Jeetan Patel, Chris Martin and Doug Bracewell.

Former Captain of NZ   Daniel Vettori has signed Brisbane Heat and become the first international signing for this season in Big Bash League . He agreed on a three-year deal. Vettori said, " I had a really good time last season, They were a great bunch of blokes led by a top coach in Darren Lehmann and his support staff, which made for a very enjoyable environment to play cricket in. It was a pretty easy decision to make to come back. It's another chance to play in front of the fans at the Gabba which is a great ground. " The head coach of Brisbane Heat, Darren Lehmann said, " Vettori was an important member of the squad last season, when the Heat finished fifth and narrowly missed a place in the semi-finals. "