Gary Kirsten, head coach of Pakistan’s white-ball cricket team, has reportedly resigned due to disagreements with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) concerning team selection, central contracts, and operational policies. Sources indicate that ongoing differences with PCB officials influenced Kirsten’s decision, potentially affecting the team’s preparations for upcoming tournaments.
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The friction reportedly centered on PCB’s approach to central contract policies, a recurring area of debate within the organization. Kirsten’s departure raises questions about the board’s management and its impact on team strategy and morale as Pakistan gears up for major competitions.
