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Pakistan Appoint Jason Gillespie As Head Coach For White-ball Tour Of Australia
"The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced Jason Gillespie will coach the Pakistan men’s cricket team on next month’s white-ball tour of Australia after Gary Kirsten submitted his resignation, which was accepted," PCB posted on X.
Gillespie, who is currently serving as the head coach for Pakistan’s red-ball team, will now take on the responsibility of guiding the ODI and T20I squads. The upcoming tour, starting November 4 in Melbourne, will feature three ODIs and as many T2OIs.
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