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Bangladeshs fielding coach Richard Halsall has said that he feels safe working in Bangladesh and is hopeful of Englands arrival on September 30 for a tour comprising three ODIs and two Tests. Halsall, the former England fielding coach, said that although the security situation in the country has improved, England will look into it themselves before taking a decision.Halsall returned to Dhaka on Friday evening, the first of the teams foreign coaching staff to return after the terror attack in the Bangladesh capital on July 1. Mario Villavarayan, the strength and conditioning coach, came on Saturday, while head coach Chandika Hathurusingha is scheduled to arrive on Sunday evening.There have been questions about Englands visit to Bangladesh. Eoin Morgan, the captain, had admitted to big concerns over the sides security. Morgan had suggested neutral venues may be feasible if it came to that, but Nizamuddin Chowdhury, BCBs chief executive, rejected any talk of playing Bangladesh at a neutral venue.I am hopeful that the tour will take place, Halsall said. England are, I think, committed to playing cricket all over the world. Their Under-19s were here for the World Cup, but, maybe, the security situation in Bangladesh is better now because awareness of the situation is heightened. I think people are bit more honest about the threat level and theres no denial that theres a threat. But that exists here and everywhere.Being honest about there being a threat is the first step to dealing with it. You have got to get on with it. It is my job to coach, and for England to assess whether it is safe here for their players. I think it is safe to be here. But it is up to them to decide whether it is safe for the team to come. Obviously, it is a different situation for a team. But I really hope that they do come. We need to play some international cricket.Halsall talked about his own experience, having been in London during the 2005 bombings and also with the England team days before the terror attacks in Mumbai in 2008. Halsall said that he would have returned to Dhaka to continue his work, but the BCB had made the situation easier for him.What has happened is not an incident, it is an atrocity. But they happen all over the world, in Belgium, France, Germany, Halsall said. I happened to be in London when it was under attack. I was in India when the Taj [Mahal Hotel, Mumbai] was attacked. We had only just left the Taj a week earlier. The world we live in, nowadays, these things do happen. And it is tragic for people involved. So my thoughts are with those people who have been murdered.Obviously, you have to take stock of the situation. It was always my intention to come back. I am a professional, and my job is to coach. The BCB has been very kind to me. The sensible thing to do after the attack was to let everything calm down. We didnt have any international cricket at the time. Let the BCB take stock of exactly what they should be doing.I think things probably calmed down, but it doesnt mean things arent going to happen, but thats the same in England, America, Australia, France, Germany. We just have to be sensible, work with the right people. Be honest about the threat level and work towards a more peaceful environment, he said.When asked if Bangladesh would have trouble returning to cricket after a long break from international cricket, in case the series is held as scheduled, Halsall said that the team would have an advantage over England on account of being fresher.We have two months to prepare for the series, so you can do everything you want to do, he said. You can set exact workloads for your bowlers, you can practice all the bowlers youre going to face, you can be fresh and hungry. Or, if you want to pitch it in a negative way, we wont be battle-hardened.But the English are going to be shattered because they just played seven Tests in three months. Their ODIs are going to be over in September. So are they going to be able to bring their best players? They have five Tests against India after they play us. You can pitch it any way you want to, but our players are going to be ready for the first ODI. We have to see it as an advantage.England are scheduled to play three ODIs, two Tests and three practice matches on their tour of Bangladesh. The ODIs are scheduled to start from October 7, while the two-Test series is slated to begin from October 20.Vapormax Plus Cz . There are some early surprises in the race for the Hart Trophy, but two of the contenders are the leagues biggest stars over the past decade. 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I think I can help with experience and calming nerves, Marshall said.I dont think he (Milford) is too dissimilar to the way I played.I think if I can give some advice it is what I have lost in the last couple of years - dont be caught being the ball player.Play to your strength and I think that is his running game.Marshall befriended Milford at the playmakers former club Canberra while visiting ex-Wests Tigers teammate Bronson Harrison a couple of years ago.I have known Milf for a long time. I just admire the way he plays, Marshall said.I thought last year (2016 season) was one of his best years - the first half of the competition.Marshall renewed his friendship with Milford at Broncos training on Monday where he was joined by fellow Brisbane newcomers David Mead, Mitchell Dodds and Tautau Moga. ' ' '