Hashim Amla appointed Lion's batting coach

Hashim Amla

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Former South Africa batter Hashim Amla has been appointed as the batting coach of the Johannesburg-based Lions for the next three years. contract.
Amla will be joined by former South Africa coach Russell Domingo at the Wanderers and replace JP Duminy, who has moved to the national men's white-ball set-up.
"I am truly delighted to work with Lions Cricket. They are one of the largest Protea producing teams in the country and to work with their players is an honour," Amla said in a statement.

"Russell and I go back many years: I had him as a coach whilst with the Proteas and his experience as an international coach is something I am eager to team up with and share in.
"A sincere appreciation must go to the Lions Cricket CEO Jono (Leaf-Wright) and to my manager (Sumaiyah) Ismail for bringing this together seamlessly.
"The domestic game is the base for all quality cricketers who desire longevity in their careers and to be a part of that excites me."
The Lions are the reigning One Day Cup champions after trouncing Western Province in the final.
Amla played 124 Tests, 181 ODIs and 44 T20Is for the South Africa national team