Former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq: “I don’t think hiring foreign coaches is the right thing to do. There is communication gap between players and the coaching staff where foreigners are hired”
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Iconic Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq believes that hiring foreign coaches to take charge of the national team is not “the right thing to do”.
“I was a deserving candidate but I was getting messages that the whole process was a total farce”
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Former Pakistan batsman Mohsin Khan has slammed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for hiring legendary pace bowler Waqar Younis as head coach once again.
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“They interfere basically with a lot of the cricket decisions over the period of time and I don’t necessarily agree with that”
Australia assistant coach Steve Rixon, who was sacked just the other day, has announced that he has “very little respect” for Cricket Australia since they kept on interfering in decisions that had already been made.
These three men could well be responsible for Sri Lanka’s revival in international cricket
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) chief executive Ajit Jayasekara has announced that the board is considering hiring former pace bowler Chaminda Vaas and spinner Muttiah Muralitharan as the national team’s new fast bowling and spin coach.
The ECB will review Thorpe’s performance after the New Zealand series
England have appointed former batsman Graham Thorpe as their new limited overs batting coach for the ongoing limited overs series against New Zealand.
Flower admitted his family life had been damaged due to his England commitments
England head coach Andy Flower has admitted that he is pleased to no longer be in control of the country’s Test, ODI and Twenty20 squads since it left him almost no time whatsoever to spend with his wife and three children.
Nawaz’s actions have disgusted ur-Rehman
Former Pakistan pace bowler Ata-ur-Rehman has announced that he is considering to sue Sarfraz Nawaz for ruining his reputation and leaving his cricketing career in tatters.
Kallicharran believes he can help transform the Pakistan batting lineup into a powerful unit
Former West Indies batsman Alvin Kallicharran has announced that he is interested in becoming the new batting coach of Pakistan, but only if the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) invite him to do so.
Pakistan’s batsmen have let the team down time and time again
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will be hiring a batting coach for the national team, and have already posted an advertisement on their website.
