Coordination and collaboration play an important role during requirements collection and implementation for any software system. In Global Software Development (GSD), its significance is increased more as stakeholders are far away across the globe. GSD has critical challenges such as language differences, geographical distance, culture differences, time zone differences exist and proper requirements collection and implementation become more difficult, which can affect the quality of software and increase cost and time estimation of software projects. The need of collaboration and coordination become more increase in GSD. This study aims to identify the possible practices from literature for implementing practices that bring collaboration and coordination among vendors and clients of GSD. To achieve goals, Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is conducted to identify the best practices for collaboration and coordination. Through SLR, 13 practices are identified. Among these, use of collaborative software and tools, effective communication, informal communication, infrastructure and organization improvement and awareness of other cultures are most identified practices for coordination and collaboration in GSD.