Gary Kirsten appointed as Pakistan’s white-ball head coach, aims for T20 World Cup glory

Gary Kirsten, the former head coach of the Indian cricket team that lifted the 2011 World Cup, has now taken up the role of Pakistan’s white-ball head coach. In a recent interview, Kirsten shared his excitement about joining the Men in Green camp and his aspirations to help the team taste T20 World Cup glory once again.

Having been appointed as the head coach, Kirsten will join the Pakistan team after completing his current assignment with Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He expressed his eagerness to work with some of the best cricketers in the world and help them unlock their full potential.

Kirsten emphasized the importance of continuity and consistency within the team, stating that he is a big believer in maintaining a stable environment for the players. He highlighted the need for players to enjoy success together and support each other during challenging times.

Looking ahead to the upcoming T20 World Cup, Kirsten outlined his goal of helping Pakistan achieve success in the marquee event. He stressed the importance of the team operating at its best to have a good chance of winning a trophy.

Pakistan will kick off their preparations for the T20 World Cup with a three-match T20I series against Ireland starting on May 10 in Dublin. Following that, they will tour England for a four-match T20I series beginning on May 22 in Headingley Carnegie.

As Kirsten gears up to work with the Pakistan team, fans are eager to see how his coaching philosophy and experience will impact the Men in Green’s performance on the international stage. With his track record of success, there is optimism that Kirsten can help Pakistan achieve their goals in the upcoming tournaments.