PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi confirmed that a new white-ball coach will be appointed in time for the Zimbabwe white-ball series with Jason Gillespie to stand-in for the Australia series after Gary Kirsten's premature exit.
With around four months to go, there is no clarity on India's stance over touring Pakistan for the Champions Trophy next year. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is getting ready to host the first ICC tournament since 1996. Meanwhile, PCB Chief has opened up on India's visit to the country.
Pakistan suffered its first-ever defeat to Bangladesh in the history of the red-ball game on Sunday, August 25 as Bangla Tigers humbled them by 10 wickets in Rawalpindi Test.
Pakistan couldn't chase 120 runs against arch-rivals India in New York on Sunday (June 9). With this being their second loss in as many matches, Pakistan's chances of Super 8 qualification look very slim. Meanwhile, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has reacted to Pakistan's poor show.
Pakistan team came from behind to win the three-match series against Ireland on May 14 (Tuesday). PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is happy after the series win and lauded the teamwork and dedication of the team while also calling them the best team win the world.
Babar Azam-led Pakistan cricket team, ranked seventh in the ICC T20I Team standings, is drafted with India in Group A of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 and will kick off their campaign against co-hosts United States in Texas on June 6.
"This is an ICC event and Pakistan went last year to India for the World Cup. Chairman Naqvi will try to convince the ICC and BCCI that they need to confirm that India will be coming to Pakistan as early as possible as it will help promote the CT for them," a PCB source told PTI.
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