Outgoing Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur is “extremely disappointed and hurt” after news broke of a parting of ways on Wednesday.
“I did my wholehearted effort to lift Pakistan cricket,” the 51-year-old Arthur told AFP, responding to PCB’s statement earlier in the day.
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Arthur, along with other members of the support staff, was not handed a contract extension after the PCB’s Cricket Committee handed their recommendations to the board following Pakistan’s failure to clinch a semi-final spot in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.
August 15 will mark the end of Arthur’s three-year tenure, which started in 2016 when the South African replaced Waqar Younis in the hotseat.
“I did my wholehearted effort to lift Pakistan cricket,” the 51-year-old Arthur told AFP, responding to PCB’s statement earlier in the day.
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Arthur, along with other members of the support staff, was not handed a contract extension after the PCB’s Cricket Committee handed their recommendations to the board following Pakistan’s failure to clinch a semi-final spot in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.
August 15 will mark the end of Arthur’s three-year tenure, which started in 2016 when the South African replaced Waqar Younis in the hotseat.