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Barbados Royals announces Daniel Vettori as Head Coach - Barbados Today

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Ahead of the upcoming season of the Caribbean Premier League, Royals Sports Group (EM Sporting Holdings Ltd) owned franchise Barbados Royals today announced former New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori as the team's new Head Coach.  The two-time CPL champions also announced the signing of New Zealand's Glenn Phillips as an overseas recruit ahead of the […]

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