Pakistan appoint former Australia pace bowler Jason Gillespie, who led Yorkshire to two County Championship titles, as coach of the men's Test side.
Pakistan have appointed former Australia pace bowler Jason Gillespie as coach of the men's Test side.
Former South Africa batter Gary Kirsten, who led India and South Africa to the top of the Test rankings as coach, will take charge of Pakistan's one-day and T20 teams. "I understand there will be expectation and that comes with the role. I would not have taken on the job if I did not think I could deal with it."Ben Stokes' Test side are due to tour Pakistan later this year.
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