Gillespie says Aaqib has been subordinating him and the former White Ball coach Gary Kirsten to catch a coaching for himself.
Gillespie’s comments were responded to the site of social media containing quotes from Aaqib A few days after the host Pakistan crashed from the ICC trophy without victory.
Aaqib told reporters on Tuesday that Pakistan changed 16 trainers and 26 selectors in about two years, and each side would fight in such circumstances.
“This is funny,” Australian Gillespie said on social media.
“Aaqib obviously bred Gary and I behind the campaign scene to be a coach in all formats.
“He’s a clown.”
Gillespie, who also signed a two-year contract with Pakistani wheels for cricket (PCB) in April, ceeded as a red ball coach in December in the midst of media reports in relation to the Committee. He was replaced by Aaqib.
In October, Kirsten resigned as a white ball coach, barely six months after the job was taken, and Gillespie was filling for South African African during Australia.
Javed is then named Pakistan’s temporary white ball coach called until the champion of the trophy and his task is now extended to their tour of New Zealand for five T20 and three from 16. March.
Gillespie, former Australian fast ball, played 71 tests and 97 one-day internation from 1996. until 2006. years before he entered training.
Pakistan hosted his first larger ICC event for 29 years when the champion was returned after a lamb of eight years, but defending the champions, they put a safe effect as they lost two groups.
Shortly after exiting, Pakistan fell Star Babur Babar Azam and white ball Kapiten Mohammad Rizwan from his T20 provisions and appointed Salman Ali Agha as Captain T20.
Aaqib, which also serves as a Pakistan national selector, acknowledged that hacking and change did not help the representation.
“We have changed almost 16 trainers and 26 selectors in the last two years or more,” he said at the press conference to announce the latest overhaul of Pakistani. “You put that formula on any team in the world, I think it will also be in the same situation.
“Until you get consistency from the top down to the bottom, from the chairstorm below, then your team will not progress.”
Pakistan travel to New Zealand for five matches T20 series and three games from ODI from 16. March.
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2025-03-06 07:46:00
