Gus Logie

Gus Logie will continue in his role as interim coach until the recruitment process is complete

West Indies coach critical of his batters being too timid

Logie takes over the role from former Barbados batsman Henderson Springer

Rangana Herath was just named Man of the Series for a one-match series, but that's not the strangest match award that's been handed out

Gus Logie, the coach of Canada, has been let go due to the team's lack of results, Cricket Canada announced on Tuesday

Former West Indies batsman Gus Logie has been appointed Canada coach

Outgoing Bermuda coach Gus Logie believes it is time for a "new beginning" as he prepares for his final series in charge of the national squad

The Bermuda Cricket Board have received 12 applicants for the post of national coach, ahead of Gus Logie's departure in September

Gus Logie has unsurprisingly decided not to renew his contract as the national coach following the team's loss of one-day international status last month

Bermuda's fall from grace has intensified in the aftermath of their elimination from the World Cup Qualifiers in South Africa

Gus Logie has defended his criticism of Bermuda's side and remains tight-lipped over his future as coach of the team

Their four-year stint at Associate level has come to an end and they don't look likely to be bouncing back anytime soon

Bermuda are almost certainly going to lose a passionate coach who once believed his side had what it took to beat the best

Bermuda coach Gus Logie hopes vice-captain David Hemp's current form, boosted by a maiden ODI century against Kenya at the World Cup Qualifiers (WCQs), rubs off on the other batsmen in the team

The bulk of Bermuda's squad have been handed professional full-time contracts by the board as the team begins to prepare for the World Cup Qualifiers

Despite his side's poor year, on and off the field, Bermuda's coach Gus Logie is nevertheless encouraged by the proposed groupings for next year's World Cup qualifiers and remains optimistic that Bermuda can qualify for the 2011 tournament

Trinidad and Tobago's own Martin Luther King

Six of Bermuda's cricketers will go to Australia later this month for a six-week intensive training programme at the Sports Gateway Academy in Brisbane

Bermuda are their worst enemies, and unless they drastically alter their approach to the game, their future at the highest level appears limited at best. That is the damning verdict of their West Indian coach, Gus Logie