Pakistan Cricket Board: Some amazing cases are constantly coming up from Pakistan cricket. After 29 years, Pakistan got an opportunity to host the ICC event but Pakistan also lost respect on this occasion. Pakistan’s team was one of the first teams to be out of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
After which the Pakistan team is constantly falling prey to criticism. Now, former coach of Pakistan team Jason Gillespie exposed the pole of Pakistan cricket, while supporting him, Mickey Arthur has said such a thing that everyone will be surprised to hear.
The Pakistan Cricket Board appointed Gillespie and Kirsten as a head coach on a two -year contract. But within six to eight months of the appointment of both, the relationship between them and PCB deteriorated. When Aqib defended the outdoor winning without Pakistan in the Champions Trophy, “We have changed 16 coaches and 26 selectors in the last two and a half years. If you do this with any team in the world, their performance will be the same.”
Jason Gilespie said Joker to Aqib Javed
On this, Jason Gilespi wrote, ‘It is ridiculous. Aaqib was weakening Gary behind the curtain and we all were campaigning to become coaches of format. He is a clown. ‘ Then what was it, since then Mickey Arthur has not left any chance to resign Pakistan cricket. Mickey Arthur compared Pakistan Cricket Board to the forest.
Mickey Arthur said that Pakistan is unable to hold a good coach. These are their biggest enemies themselves. They have such good players, resources, have a stock of young talent, but still this chaos remains. It is very sad to see this. I felt that when he (PCB) signed Giltil and Gary Kirsten, he had chosen the right path. They have some very good players, but ultimately the players suffer.
Mickey Arthur further said that, they had some very good coaches, which could take them forward but then the machinery works that continuously weakens coaches in Pakistan and the agenda is run in the media. He is a forest, and I feel very sad for Gary and Jason. There is no doubt in my mind that they must have been weakened.
