Cricket is considered a sport full of uncertainty, but there is more uncertainty for the Pakistan Cricket Board and the Pakistan Cricket Team. Anything can happen there at any time. Many times decisions like this are made in PCBs, which surprise everyone. Just a few days ago, Kerry Kirsten resigned as Pakistan’s limited-overs coach. Jason Gillespie has since been appointed as acting limited-overs coach, who also serves as Test coach. It has since been revealed that Aqib Javed will succeed Gillespie as coach of the Pakistan cricket team in all three formats. But now the Pakistan Cricket Board has denied the news and termed it as false news. The PCB tweeted that Jason Gillespie will continue as Test team coach and he will be the coach for the two Test matches of the South Africa tour.
Aaqib Javed available as coach in limited overs
There is a possibility that he will be removed as acting limited overs coach and Aqib Javed may take over his duties. According to PTI, Pakistan will travel to Zimbabwe to play three ODI matches and multiple T20 matches between November 24 and December 5. A reliable source in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said that Aakhib Javed is not ready to take over the responsibilities of the team’s coach but was persuaded by Chairman Mohsin Naqvi Got him. Sources said the Pakistan team will fly to Harare after playing their final T20 match in Australia on Monday. In this case, the new head coach will travel to Zimbabwe to join him.
Aaqib Javed has coaching experience
Aaqib Javed is currently the Senior Elector of the State. He has extensive coaching experience with Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). He also recently served as Sri Lanka’s bowling coach. He has served as Pakistan’s bowling coach and U-19 team head coach. Javed’s experience will come in handy for the Pakistan team.
(Enter: PTI)
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