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The new head coach of the Pakistan Test team, Jason Gillespie, wants to strengthen the team in this format instead of wasting time in adapting to his challenging task. Gillespie told Geo News Network that he will arrive here soon to meet Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials and conduct a pre-season training camp for red-ball specialists.
“I want to keep an eye on the domestic structure and domestic events in Pakistan and know about the players who are doing well there,” Gillespie said. “I will spend some time in Pakistan and get to know the local players,” he said. Environment.” Will see. I’m looking forward to going to Pakistan. Gillespie said, “Before the two-match Test series against Bangladesh, we hope to have a camp where we will work on improving fitness and skills.”
Terming consistency in performance and discipline as the key to success, he said he wanted Pakistan’s cricket fans to be proud of their team in all formats. Gillespie was appointed as Pakistan’s Test coach last month. The former Australia fast bowler said he will also coordinate with white-ball head coach Gary Kirsten to manage the players’ workload across all formats.
He said, “We will also ensure that we take good care of our players, especially those who are playing multiple formats. We have to be really careful that we don’t let them down because we want them to give their best for Pakistan,” he said. “This means that the players will be rested from time to time as required. . We can’t rely on the same 11 players to play day in and day out all year, we need to make sure we have a team mentality.”