Former Australian quick bowler Jason Gillespie has slammed Pakistan‘s interim head coach Aaqib Javed on social media, calling him a “clown” for his marketing campaign to develop into the workforce’s coach throughout all codecs.
Javed had expressed considerations about Pakistan’s efficiency being affected by frequent adjustments in administration and workforce personnel throughout codecs. The Champions Trophy hosts had been eradicated from the continued 50-over match after dropping to New Zealand and India, with their ultimate match towards Bangladesh being rained out.
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“We have now modified practically 16 coaches and 26 selectors within the final two years or so,” Javed said at a information convention saying Pakistan’s limited-overs squad adjustments. “You set that method on any workforce on the planet, I believe they may even be in the identical scenario. Till you get consistency proper from the highest right down to the underside, from the chairman down, then your workforce is not going to progress.”
Gillespie, who performed 71 assessments and 97 ODIs throughout his ten-year worldwide profession, dismissed Javed’s feedback as “hilarious.”
Former Pakistan Check coach Jason Gillespie referred to as present interim lead Aaqib Javed as a ‘clown’.
Gillespie had been appointed as Pakistan’s Check coach in April for a two-year time period however resigned earlier than a collection in South Africa, simply eight months into his position following an unsuccessful begin.
His departure got here shortly after South African Gary Kirsten stepped down as limited-overs coach in October, making them the second international coach to depart Pakistan’s program in lower than two months.
“Aaqib was clearly undermining Gary and I behind the scenes campaigning to be the coach in all codecs,” Gillespie posted on Instagram. “He’s a clown.”
Javed was initially appointed as interim coach till the Champions Trophy. Nonetheless, with the Pakistan Cricket Board but to discover a substitute, he’ll proceed in his position for the upcoming New Zealand tour, starting March 16.
