‘This wasn’t what I signed for’ Jason Gillespie expresses frustration over lack of communication with PCB
Jason Gillespie is the red ball coach of Pakistan. Jason Gillespie. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) Pakistan’s red-ball coach Jason Gillespie has recently made a big statement expressing his disappointment about the lack of role clarity and communication within the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). It is noteworthy that the former Australian bowler was recently removed from the selection panel of Pakistan’s Senior Men’s Committee along with captain Shan Masood. Currently, Jason is going through a very complicated situation and he has put forward his views regarding PCB to the cricket world. Jason Gillespie gave a big statement Let us tell you that while discussing with Sky Sports recently, Jason said – This is not what I had signed up for. I’m being completely honest, but it’s one of those things where you just need to go with the flow. Right now, I am in a different environment, and things are done differently here. Some may agree and some may disagree on how things are done. But I am here to help the Pakistan team perform well, make the players better and improve. So I have put all my attention and energy into it. It is worth noting that Jason had taken up coaching in Pakistan’s red ball cricket earlier this year, so he said that he had come here with a long-term plan. However, now looking at his relationship with the PCB, it does not seem that he can continue in this role for long. Jason further said- I think there is disappointment from time to time. For me, when I came to the board of Pakistan Cricket, I was told that the plan is for a long term. We needed to make sure our communication was spot on. I made it a real focus and so if those things aren’t done the way you want, you can be disappointed.
Champions Trophy 2025: ICC satisfied with the arrangements made by PCB for the tournament – reports
The tournament is to be played in February next year PCB (Image Credit- Twitter) According to the latest media reports, the International Cricket Council (ICC) is completely satisfied with the arrangements made by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for the Champions Trophy. It is noteworthy that the 9th season of Champions Trophy will be played in the hosting of Pakistan. So recently, PCB shared the list of arrangements made for the tournament with ICC. During this, PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi was also present. If Geo News is to be believed regarding the organization of Champions Trophy in the country, then the top officials of PCB assured the ICC member board that the three stadiums (Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi) which are undergoing renovation work, will be ready before the start of the tournament in February. Will get ready first. Besides, PCB has also invited delegations from member countries to come to Pakistan and assess the preparations made for the tournament. Also, let us tell you that the situation is not yet clear whether India will go to Pakistan to participate in this multinational tournament or not? The situation regarding this has not been clarified yet. So some time ago, BCCI Secretary Jai Shah had said that the team will go to Pakistan only if the Board gets permission from the Government of India. ICC may consider hybrid model On the other hand, India can consider holding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on a hybrid model like the Asia Cup 2023, if India does not tour Pakistan. If this happens then the Indian cricket team can play its Champions Trophy in UAE. Apart from UAE, names of Sri Lanka and South Africa can also be seen. So if we talk about the tournament, its 9th season is ready to be played. It was last organized by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in 2017. During that time, Pakistan won the title for the first time by defeating India.
PAK vs ENG: Pakistan has not won any test match at home for more than three years, there is an uproar in the cricket fraternity.
England has defeated Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs in the Multan Test match. PAK vs ENG (Photo Source: Getty Images) Pakistan cricket team is going through very bad times. So when it comes to Test cricket, the condition of the Pakistani team is very bad. Recently, England defeated Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs in the Multan test match. By winning the first match of the three-match Test series, England have taken a 1-0 lead over the hosts. On the other hand, with this defeat, it has been more than three years since Pakistan won a Test match at home, but they have not been able to win any match. When was the last time Pakistan won the match? Let us tell you that Pakistan has not won a single test match at home for 1341 days. Pakistan last won at home in the year 2021 against South Africa. When Pakistan won the second Test match of that tour in Rawalpindi by 95 runs. More than three years have passed since then, but they have not been able to win any test match at home. The last Test match won by Pakistan was in February 2021 against South Africa. Where do you think it’s going wrong for them? pic.twitter.com/qtQPeYmyu9 — CricTracker (@Cricketracker) October 11, 2024 Pakistan’s shameful defeat in Multan test match On the other hand, if we give you information about this match played between Pakistan and England at Multan Cricket Stadium, then Pakistan won the toss in the match and decided to bat first. Batting first, Pakistan scored 556 runs on the basis of century innings by Abdullah Shafiq (102), Shan Masood (151) and Agha Salman (104). After this, England declared its first innings at 823 runs at the loss of 7 wickets on the basis of excellent batting by Joe Root (262) and Harry Brook (317). But when Pakistan came out to bat in the second innings, it was all out for just 220 runs. He had to face defeat in the match by an innings and 47 runs.
Such a feat happened for the first time in 147 years, another shameful record in the name of Pakistan.
PAK vs ENG (Photo Source: Getty Images) The condition of Pakistan cricket team is worsening every day. Whichever team is going on tour to Pakistan, it is coming back after defeating the Pakistani team at home. Last month, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan in the Test series at their home. Recently, England defeated Shan Masood and Company in the test match played in Multan. Pakistan team had to face defeat at the hands of England by an innings and 47 runs in the Multan Test. With this defeat, many shameful records have been registered in the name of Pakistan, but one of these records is such that it is shameful. Pakistan has become the first team in the 147-year history of Test cricket to lose a match by an innings margin after scoring 550+ runs in an innings. Till date no team has ever lost in Test cricket after scoring more than 500 runs in an innings. If we look at the list of teams that scored the most runs in an innings and lost by an innings in Test cricket, before Pakistan this record was in the name of Ireland when in 2023 the team lost by an innings margin against Sri Lanka after scoring 492 runs in an innings. . India’s name is also included in this list. In 2010, India lost the Centurion Test against South Africa by an innings margin despite scoring 459 runs. The team that scores the most runs in an innings in Test cricket and loses the match by an innings margin 556 – Pakistan vs England, Multan, 2024 (innings and 47 runs)* 492 – Ireland vs Sri Lanka, Galle, 2023 (innings & 10 runs) 477 – England vs India, Chennai, 2016 (innings and 75 runs) 463 – West Indies vs India, Kolkata, 2011 (innings & 15 runs) 459 – India vs South Africa, Centurion, 2010 (innings & 25 runs) Teams that lost the most matches after scoring more than 500 runs in the first innings- This is the 5th time in Pakistan cricket that the team has lost the match after scoring more than 500 runs in the first innings. He is at the top of this list. Whereas Australia has fallen 3 times, England, New Zealand and Bangladesh have fallen 2-2 times. 5 – Pakistan* 3 – Australia 2 – England 2 – New Zealand 2 – Bangladesh