Mike Hesson to Continue as Pakistan's Intertim Test Coach Until End of WTC Cycle
The PCB has backed Hesson’s selection authority and will review his role after next year’s World Cup.
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Mohsin Naqvi's PCB backs Mike Hesson to continue as Pakistan's Test coach
Mike Hesson will continue as Pakistan's interim Test head coach until the current World Test Championship cycle ends, including next year's New Zealand series. The PCB will review his future after the 2027 World Cup. His growing influence over team selection has sparked criticism, with Babar Azam admitting he has no role in picking players, despite being the Test captain.
Mike Hesson To Stay Pakistan’s Interim Test Coach Till End of Current World Test Championship Cycle
Mike Hesson will remain Pakistan’s interim red-ball head coach until the end of the current ICC World Test Championship cycle, a reliable Pakistan Cricket Board source said on Sunday. Already the white-ball coach, Hesson took over during Pakistan’s disastrous England tour two months ago and will also lead the Test side against New Zealand next year
Mike Hesson To Continue As Pakistan's Interim Test Coach Until WTC Cycle Ends
Pakistan's white-ball head coach Mike Hesson will continue as the national team's interim red-ball head coach until the completion of the current ICC World Test Championship cycle.
Mike Hesson to continue as Pakistan's interim red-ball coach
Mike Hesson, Pakistan's white-ball head coach, will continue in his interim role as the national team's red-ball head coach until the completion of the current ICC World Test Championship cycle, a decision that has divided the cricket fraternity.
Mohsin Naqvi man Mike Hesson to remain PAK Test coach till end of WTC 2025-27 cycle
Mike Hesson will continue as Pakistan's interim Test head coach until the end of the 2025-27 World Test Championship cycle. The decision comes amid debate over his growing influence on team selection and other cricketing matters under PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi.
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