Pakistan cricket: Gillespie quits ahead of South Africa tour; Aqib promoted | Cricket News
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Bu içerikte, Pakistan’ın Avustralyalı Jason Gillespie’nin istifasının ardından Aqib Javed’i geçici Test koçu olarak atadığı ve Jason Gillespie’nin Güney Afrika turuna katılmayı reddetmesi üzerine istifa ettiği bilgisi verilmektedir. Aqib Javed’in beyaz top koçu olarak atanmasının ardından kırmızı top koçu olarak görevlendirildiği belirtilmektedir. Pakistan’ın Güney Afrika’ya devam eden turunun bir parçası olarak iki maçlık test serisine başlayacakları açıklanmıştır. Gillespie ve Gary Kirsten’in PCB ile anlaşmazlıklar nedeniyle istifa ettiği bilgisi paylaşılmıştır. Pakistan’ın son dönemdeki koç değişikliklerine ve Gillespie’nin oyunculara güven konusundaki tutumuna dair bilgiler de içerikte yer almaktadır. Pakistan’ın Güney Afrika’daki Test ve beyaz top turuna hazırlandığı ve Gillespie’nin seçim panelinden çıkarıldığı bilgisi de paylaşılmıştır. Son olarak, Gillespie’nin yardımcısı Tim Nielsen’ın kontratının yenilenmemesi nedeniyle memnuniyetsiz olduğu belirtilmiştir.
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Pakistan have appointed Aqib Javed as their interim Test coach following the resignation of Australian Jason Gillespie.
Former fast bowler Aqib Javed has been appointed Pakistan’s interim Test coach after Jason Gillespie resigned on Thursday evening, the country’s cricket board (PCB) said.
Aqib, who was appointed Pakistan’s interim white-ball coach last month, will also take on red-ball coaching duties.
“Aqib’s first assignment as red-ball head coach will be the Two-match test series against South Africa during the ongoing all-format tour,” the PCB said in a statement.
Gillespie resigned from his role after refusing to join the squad on their tour of South Africa over disagreements with the country’s cricket board.
The former Yorkshire and Sussex coach told Al Jazeera soon after his appointment that showing faith in players was a change he wanted to bring to Pakistan’s cricket.
Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie, right, insisted more continuity in selection was paramount for him [Stu Forster/Getty Images]
Pakistan prepare for Test and white-ball cricket tour of South Africa
Pakistan are in South Africa playing a three-match Twenty20 international series followed by three one-day games, before the first Test begins in Centurion on December 26, and the second in Cape Town on January 3.
Gillespie was removed from the selection panel in October following Pakistan’s defeat in the first Test against England by an innings, a result that followed September’s 2-0 whitewash at the hands on Bangladesh.
Pakistan went on to win the the next two Tests against England, taking the series 2-1, on sharply spinning pitches.
Gillespie did not hide his sentiments, saying he was frustrated. “I think there’s always frustrations from time to time,” the former seamer said, in an interview with Sky Sports during the second England Test.
“It wasn’t what I signed up for, I’ll be completely honest.”
After the England series, Gillespie served as white-ball coach on Pakistan’s tour of Australia but was not given the job for the series in Zimbabwe.
Gillespie was reportedly not happy after the contract of his assistant Tim Nielsen was not renewed by the PCB.
Pakistan have a history of sacking coaches in the recent past. They have had six different coaches in all formats in the last four years.
Pakistan cricket: Gillespie quits ahead of South Africa tour; Aqib promoted | Cricket News
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