David Saker

Australian was a part of England backroom staff for victorious tour of 2010-11

Former bowling coach to link up in Pakistan, Australia batter will join squad Down Under

The bottom-placed club for the last two seasons have a strong pace attack for this campaign under new coach David Saker

New head coach David Saker has the task turning around the club after two miserable seasons

Former Australia bowling coach says he 'had no idea there was any sandpaper involved' and that he said everything to officials

The former England coach is returning to Australian cricket while Saker will have the task of reviving the Renegades

The then Australia bowling coach has likened the team's 'monumental mistake' to the underarm incident of 1981

Club will interview a minimum of one BAME candidate to replace Jim Troughton

David Saker on the radar as club looks to reverse declining results across formats

After two disappointing seasons at the club, Farbrace is considering a shake-up

In his first press conference, the new head coach singled out Kusal Mendis and Lahiru Kumara as potential world-class talents

Grant Flower, David Saker and Shane McDermott will also join the coaching staff

Australian quick cites Aaron Finch's difficulties as an indicator of how challenging it is for limited-overs specialists to successfully open the batting in Tests

The former Australia assistant coach is ready to relaunch his career after a bit of time away following Justin Langer's appointment as the head coach

Troy Cooley will step into the role for the series against India and Pakistan before a new appointment is made for the World Cup and Ashes

As the series nears its halfway mark, the home side seems rejuvenated by the deeds of AB de Villiers while the visitors have begun showing worrying signs of top-order frailty

He has bowled 334.5 overs across formats in 2017, playing all four of Australia's most recent Tests and acting head coach David Saker was not averse to the possibility of rotating him out of the XI during the limited-overs series in India

The decision to use a stand-in coach for the India ODI tour is a mirror of Australia's plans in 2013, when Lehmann remained in Australia ahead of the home Ashes series

Australia's assistant coach David Saker has said that they were horrified when captain Steven Smith looked up to the dressing room for DRS advice during the Bengaluru Test, and said suggestions that the communication was systematically used are absurd