Former Pakistan Chief Selector, Mohammad Wasim has been appointed as the new head coach of the Pakistan women’s team on Wednesday. The former cricketer has extensive coaching experience and is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the women’s team.
Wasim’s coaching staff will include former international players Junaid Khan and Abdur Rehman, who will serve as the fast bowling and spin bowling coaches, respectively.
Junaid Khan, known for his left-arm pace and ability to swing the ball, will focus on honing the skills of the team’s fast bowling unit while former slow left-arm orthodox spinner, Abdur Rehman, with his rich experience in spin bowling, is set to enhance the team’s spin attack.
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In another key appointment, Hina Munawar has been named the new manager of the Pakistan women’s cricket team. Munawar, who was previously serving as the team’s security manager, brings a wealth of experience in team management and operations. Her promotion is seen as a move to ensure administrative support.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) expressed confidence in the new appointments, highlighting the blend of experience and expertise in the coaching and management team. These changes are part of the PCB’s strategic plan to elevate the performance of the women’s team on the international stage.
With these appointments, the Pakistan women’s cricket team is poised for a new era of development, aiming to make a mark in upcoming international tournaments.
Pakistan women’s team will play in the Asia Cup next month where they will face India, U.A.E and Nepal with their first match of the campaign kickstarting against arch-rivals India on July 19.
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