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New coach say Sri Lanka can win World Cup

June 15, 2007 (AFP) - Sri Lanka's new coach Trevor Bayliss Friday said he was hopeful that the island could win the next World Cup.
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Bayliss, 44, was picked Thursday night to replace another Australian, Tom Moody, who quit last month to work with Western Australia after having guided Sri Lanka to the World Cup final.
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"Sri Lankans are a pretty good side," he told reporters after signing a two-year contract.

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"I see no reason why they cannot win the next World Cup if they maintain their hard work, which put a lot of teams under pressure in the last World Cup," Bayliss said.

He was picked over fellow Australian Terry Oliver and became the fifth Australian and the first non-international cricket player to coach the Sri Lankans following Dav Whatmore, Bruce Yardley, John Dyson and Moody.

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Bayliss played 58 first-class matches for New South Wales as a middle-order batsman from 1985 to 1993 before making his mark as the state coach when he took over from Steve Rixon during the 2004-05 season.
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