Australia Women's Team Expand Coaching Group With Two More Additions

Updated - 15 Apr 2024, 05:06 PM

Ellyse Perry
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Australia Women’s team continues strengthening its coaching staff with the addition of two new trainers, Jude Coleman from South Australia and Dan Marsh from Tasmania.

They had recently appointed Shelley Nitschke as their interim head coach and the two new additions will be joining Nitschke ahead of the Aussie women’s tri-series in Ireland followed by the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

It’s great to have coaches of such high caliber in the Australian system who we can call upon like we have with Jude and Dan.

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Aussie players lift their seventh World Cup, Women’s World Cup 2022 final, Christchurch, April 3, 2022 © AFP/Getty Images

Both have extensive coaching and playing experience and did a brilliant job with the Australia A team earlier this year, so we know they’ll be of great assistance to Shelley, Meg, and the team over the coming months,” Ben Oliver, EGM of High Performance and National Teams, said on Monday.

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Marsh is the current assistant coach of Tasmania’s women’s team while Coleman had a stint in indoor cricket while also serving as the assistant coach of South Australian Scorpions, and the Adelaide Strikers in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL).

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The Aussie women will join Pakistan and Ireland in a T20 Tri-Series tournament. It will be held between July 16 – July 23 in Derry, Northern Ireland. They will then proceed to play in the Commonwealth Games between July 29 – August 7 in the T20 format.

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