PCB Decides to Remove Mohammad Wasim as Head Coach

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided not to renew the contract of Mohammad Wasim, who currently serves as the head coach of the national women’s cricket team, sources confirmed on Sunday.

According to sources, the board has finalized the decision to remove Wasim from his position, with the appointment of a new head coach expected next week.

Mohammad Wasim was appointed as head coach in 2024, but under his coaching tenure, the Pakistan women’s team’s performance continued to decline.
Despite receiving full support from the board, Wasim failed to deliver satisfactory results, insiders added.

PCB officials are reportedly consulting on a new coaching setup, with the possibility of hiring foreign coaches also under consideration.

The decision follows a string of poor performances by the Pakistan women’s team in recent T20 and ODI series, prompting the board to restructure its coaching staff.

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