LAHORE: the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday announced the board’s decision to bring in South Africa’s Gary Kirsten and Australia’s Jason Gillespie as the coaches for the men’s national side.
Addressing a press conference, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi said Kirsten was being appointed as the national side’s white-ball coach, while Gillespie is being given the role of the team’s red-ball coach.
Furthermore, former cricketer Azhar Mahmood, who was appointed as the team’s head coach for the recently concluded T20I series against New Zealand, will assume responsibilities as assistant coach for both formats, Naqvi added.
The coaches’ appointment, as per the PCB chief, was for a period of two years.Praising Kirsten and Gillespie for their impressive record, Naqvi expressed confidence that the duo’s expertise will guide the players to new heights, saying their appointment presents a remarkable opportunity for Pakistani players to glean insights from these seasoned professionals, refining their skills and fortify their cricketing acumen.
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