New Delhi. The captains and coaches of Pakistan cricket team keep changing continuously. At this time too, the team is looking for a test coach. Former Pakistani fast bowler Wasim Akram has named a candidate for this post. Former captain Yunis Khan is the support of the making the head coach of the Test team. The record of this veteran has been excellent and they can benefit Pakistan from the understanding of their game.
Speaking during a ceremony in Karachi, Wasim spoke on the recently ended Pakistan Super League (PSL) season 10. He gave his opinion on the future coaching setup of Pakistan cricket team. Akram said, “Younis Khan can be a good batting coach for red-ball cricket. The new coach can help in changing the mentality of young players. The new coach will bring a new view in Pakistan team.”
Former left -arm fast bowler also praised many outstanding performances in PSL, highlighting emerging talents. He saw, “Hasan Nawaz impressed in PSL. Salman Mirza and Ali Raza also performed well with the ball,”
Emphasizing the importance of restraint, 58 -year -old Wasim Akram advised the players to give enough time to adapt to the demands of T20 cricket. He said, “Players should be given time to set in T20 cricket.”
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On the subject of India-Pakistan cricket relations, Wasim said, “I cannot comment on what I can change in Pakistan-India cricket.”
Significantly, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) appointed Aqib Javed as a red-ball coach after the first former Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie. Aqib worked as an interim head coach for all formats till Pakistan’s tour of New Zealand in April. Recently, the former fast bowler was named High Performance Director. Former New Zealand coach Mike Hessen took over as Pakistan’s white-ball coach.
For information, Hessen’s first assignment as the head coach of Pakistan’s team is a three -match T20I domestic series against Bangladesh. This series will run from May 28 to June 1. Bangladesh team has reached Pakistan to play under the captaincy of Litton Das.
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Meanwhile, Men in Green will continue its limited over format series and then the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) will leave for its first red-ball assignment in the 2025-27 circle. After the 2025 Asia Cup in September, Pakistan will host South Africa in October, including three ODIs and three T20Is with a two -Test series.
