
The Pakistanian cricket council (PCB) intervened back to Jason Gillespie after the Australian claimed that he was still waiting for the payment from the council. Gillespie, who briefly trained the Pakistan team in 2024, resigned to irreconcilable differences with PCB.
Four months after he resigned, Gillespia released the pot again and claimed that he had to get part of his reward as head coach. In a sincere conversation with Pakassion Australian Great said, “Yes without getting into detail. I’m still waiting for some reward from the work that has been done.” He added, “That was a little disappointment, but hopefully it can be sorted before later.”
On Monday, April 21, PCB reacted strongly and said Gillespia had violated his contract by not complying with the required notification. The Board of Directors unequivocally rejected his claim and indicated that they were not obliged to pay any further compensation to the former coach.
“The Pakistanian cricket council refutes the demands of the former head coach on non -payment of fees. The PCB spokesman said the former coach suddenly left his position without serving four months, which was a clear violation of the contractual conditions. Monday.
Pakistan is currently trained by AAQIB JAVED, which remains in the provisional role. After the debacle of the Champions Trophy 2025, there was another shock in the team leadership. Pakistani cricket goes through an incredible instability period. The party has passed several coaches since its departure from the ODI World Cup.
At first it was Mohammad Hafeez, who was released from the team after a short holding after the World Cup, and then Gary Kirsten and Jason Gillespie took roles in different formats, but left their positions because of the differences with the advice.
Published:
Kingshuk Kusari
Published on:
21st April 2025