Former New Zealand star Grant Bradburn on Monday introduced his retirement from his place because the Pakistan crew’s high-performance coach. The previous Kiwi batter was appointed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as the pinnacle coach of the crew for a two-year interval. Nonetheless, after the appointment of Mohammed Hafeez because the Director of the Pakistan males’s cricket crew in November final 12 months, PCB modified the portfolio of your entire teaching workers which included Bradburn. He took to X to announce his retirement from his publish.

“Time to shut the wonderful chapter that has been Pakistan cricket. Three roles over 5 years, I’m happy with what’s been achieved and grateful to have labored with so many excellent gamers, coaches and workers,” tweeted Bradburn.

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— Grant Bradburn (@Beagleboy172) January 7, 2024

“Wishing the groups, workers and everybody at Pakistan Cricket continued success and progress,” he added.

Former all-rounder Yasir Arafat was lately appointed because the Pakistan crew’s Excessive-Efficiency Coach for the New Zealand T20I sequence.

Yasir will probably be part of Males in Inexperienced’s upcoming five-match T20I sequence in opposition to New Zealand, which is scheduled to start from January 12 to 21, 2024 in New Zealand.

Bradburn’s retirement from his publish continues to showcase the shift within the Pakistan crew after a dismal World Cup.

Star Pakistan batter Babar Azam stepped down as Pakistan captain from all codecs of the sport after his aspect’s debacle within the ICC World Cup 2023 in India.

Babar had a dismal efficiency with Pakistan within the ICC World Cup in India, ending fifth with eight factors from 9 matches. On a private stage, Babar scored 320 runs in 9 World Cup matches, the third most for Pakistan, with a median of 40 and a strike fee of 82.90.

Shan Masood was appointed because the skipper for the Take a look at format, whereas Shaheen Shah Afridi was handed the position of captain for the T20 format.

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