Umar Gul and Saeed Ajmal appointed as Pakistan's bowling coaches

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed former internationals Umar Gul and Saeed Ajmal as bowling coaches for the men's national team. While Gul has been assigned as the fast bowling coach, Ajmal will helm the spin unit. Gul has been effectively associated with training spells since resigning from all types of cricket in 2020 in the wake of turning out in 47 Tests (163 wickets at 34.06), 130 ODIs (179 at 29.34) and 60 T20Is (85 at 16.97) somewhere in the range of 2003 and 2016. He was delegated Quetta Combatants' bowling trainer for PSL 2021, and furthermore had a spell as Afghanistan's public bowling trainer in 2022. The 41-year-old then, at that point, filled in as the Pakistan bowling trainer during a three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, and the resulting series against New Zealand at home recently. "I'm satisfied to join as the bowling trainer of Pakistan group and feel respected to have been offered the chance," Gul was cited through a public statement. "Having had past working involvement in the men's side, I will carry my training mastery fully intent on lifting Pakistan's bowling ability higher than ever." Ajmal, the previous No. 1 ODI bowler, has had a prior stretch as bowling trainer with Islamabad Joined together and comes in having addressed Pakistan in 35 Tests (178 wickets at 28.10), 184 ODIs (184 wickets at 22.72) and 64 T20Is (85 wickets at 17.83). He called time on his vocation In 2017 getting done with a general count of 447 worldwide wickets. "I'm happy to add to the advancement of twist bowling ability inside the Pakistan public group. I accept my profession and training experience will assist with upgrading the twist bowling armory of the group," he said. The pair's job starts with Pakistan's Test series against Australia booked from 14 December 14 to January 7 followed by the T20I series against New Zealand from January 12 to 21 one year from now. Pakistan have had an upgrade of their reserved alcove staff since neglecting to fit the bill for the knockout phases of the Men's ODI World Cup 2023. Wahab Riaz, the previous Pakistan quick bowler, was named the new boss selector of the senior men's group, while Mohammad Hafeez was designated Pakistan men's group chief. He will likewise act as the lead trainer of the group in Australia and New Zealand. They will likewise be going with new skippers as Shan Masood in Tests and Shaheen Shah Afridi in T20Is after Babar Azam ventured down as chief after the World Cup.