The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is actively seeking a new coach for the national cricket team. Gary Kirsten, former South African player and renowned coach, emerges as a prime candidate after initial discussions with Mike Hesson and Shane Watson.
According to reports, the PCB has extended an offer to 56-year-old Kirsten for a long-term coaching position. Kirsten has requested time to consider the offer, showcasing his interest in the role. Known for his successful coaching stints with the Indian and South African teams, Kirsten stands out among the top contenders for the position.
In addition to Kirsten, the PCB has also reached out to Luke Ronkey, the assistant coach of New Zealand, regarding the coaching vacancy. Ronkey is currently reviewing the offer and is expected to respond soon, adding further intrigue to the selection process.
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