Former Australian test Captain Tim Paine on Friday, June 20, confirmed that he was appointed head coach of Australia. Former Wicketkeeper Patnátka will now focus on developing the next generation of crickets that, expected, will replace the aging core across formats.
Paine, who took the leadership of the National Party as a result of the grinding paper scandal, was credited with the ship’s storage during the turbulent phase and prepared the way for leaders such as Pat Cummins to give a new era of success.
After working as an assistant coach with Australia and a national team of women, Paine also held media roles. However, he revealed that he will now withdraw from the broadcast to fully commit himself to his new coaching duties.
“It’s time to spread my wings. I worked with Australia as an assistant coach and the opportunity to come to be the head coach. I feel like it is a hard balance to continue the coaching career and speak in the media,” said Paine Sen Radio.
“Australia” A “program is very exciting, there are a lot of young talents.
The former captain will continue his role with a female team And attackers Adelaide in the Great League Bash.
Transition coming in an Australian cricket?
With Paine’s appointment to the side, he will have a big role in the future of the Australian cricket. Questions have already been fired In the current senior team after their loss at the final of the Lord’s World Championship.
With an aging group, Australia could soon see the inclusion of fresh faces because they try to keep their dominance in the longest format.
Selectors have already made bold movements, dropped Marnus Labuschagne, and called Sean Abbott to replace the wounded Steve Smith.
However, it remains to be seen whether these new additions will receive enough game time to settle in the test cricket. After their defeat in the final of the World Championship in the World Championship, Australia will begin its new season using a West Indies test check -up, starting on June 25.
Published:
Amar Pancker
Published on:
June 20, 2025
