PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has actually clarified on Jason Gillespie’s resignation. © AFP
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB )chairmanMohsin Naqvi has actually clarified on Jason Gillespie’s resignation as head train of the Test group. The previous Australia pacer Gillespie tipped down from his function previously this month after PCB chose not to expand high efficiency train Tim Nielsen’s agreement. Gillespie was additionally disturbed over the truth that the PCB had actually additionally prevented the trains from having a say in the choice issues, a choice which had actually brought about the ouster of white-ball train Gary Kirsten.
“There were certainly challenges. I went into the job eyes wide open, I want to make that really clear. I knew that, you know, Pakistan had cycled through a number of coaches in a pretty short space of time. The straw that broke the camel’s back, I suppose, was, as a head coach, you like to have clear communication with your employer. I was completely and utterly blindsided by a decision to not have a high-performance coach,” Gillespie had actually informed ABC Sport following his resignation.
With Pakistan readied to tackle South Africa in a two-match Test collection, beginning with Boxing Day, PCB principal Naqvi has actually shared his sights on Gillespie’s abrupt separation.
“The head coach’s role is to coach the team, while the selection committee is supposed to select players,” Naqvi informed Geo News.
Both Gillespie and Kirsten were selected on a two-year agreement prior to the T20 World Cup 2024 and the PCB had actually guaranteed a brand-new period for the Pakistan group.
But as soon as Aaqib Javed was generated as elderly selector and PCB gave him complete powers consisting of in group choice, the international trains began befalling with the board.
Javed has actually additionally been selected as the acting train of the group throughout all 3 styles.
Pakistan shed the T20I collection versus South Africa, prior to transforming the tables in the ODIs.
(With PTI Inputs)
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