In order for the Pakistan team’s foreign head coaches, Gary Kirsten for white-ball cricket and Jason Gillespie for Tests, to concentrate on the upcoming international season, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been advised to refrain from disciplining players.
During the World T20 Cup, Ireland tour, and initial discussions about forming a disciplinary committee to address player misconduct were reported.
In any case, no such advisory group has been laid out yet according to the board’s constitution. To handle such matters, the PCB constitution mandates that the chairman appoint independent probe or disciplinary committees.
According to the source, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi had in-depth discussions with selectors Mohammad Yousuf and Asad Shafiq, as well as head coaches Jason Gillespie and Gary Kirsten. The board was advised to prioritize future performances following these discussions.
The source expressed that the lead trainers, in counsel with the commanders, will deal with players’ jobs and rest periods, yet just players who have failed to meet expectations for quite a while may be dropped for the impending season.
In addition, Jason Gillespie is anticipated to arrive in Rawalpindi by Monday to begin a training camp for the probables in preparation for Pakistan’s full-strength squad for the first Test against Bangladesh later this month.
