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Birmingham Phoenix dismiss Shane Bond after team finishes last in The Hundred

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The Birmingham Phoenix cricket team has terminated the contract of head coach Shane Bond. The decision follows the team finishing at the bottom of the league table in The Hundred competition. This change occurs after the franchise's first season under new ownership. The management is seeking a fresh direction after the poor on-field performance.

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