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The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to amicably part ways with its foreign coaches Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn and Andrew Puttick after the senior team's poor run of form.

Pakistan Cricket Board parts ways with Mickey Arthur, other foreign coaches

The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to amicably part ways with its foreign coaches Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn and Andrew Puttick after the senior team's poor run of form.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to amicably part ways with its foreign coaches Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn and Andrew Puttick after the senior team's poor run of form in recent times, including a forgettable World Cup campaign.
A senior official of the board said on Tuesday that PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf and chief operating officer Salman Naseer would negotiate a final settlement with the trio.
The three who were part of the Pakistan team management during the Asia Cup and World Cup decided to take vacations after they returned to Lahore from India and were informed their services were no longer required with the national team.
The three were told that instead the PCB had decided they will work at the National Cricket Academy as it appointed Mohammad Hafeez as director of the Pakistan team and new set of coaches.
But, apparently, the board found out that in the contracts of the three there was no clause giving them the right to force the trio to work at the NCA permanently as they had signed up to work with the Pakistan team.
"After some consultations since Mickey is already with Derbyshire and Puttick and Bradburn have found new assignments it was decided to end the matter amicably and release them from their contracts," the official said.
He conceded the board would be paying some months' salaries as compensation to the trio.
He also confirmed that Puttick, the batting coach, had informed the PCB about his new assignment with Afghanistan before accepting the contract.
Similarly, Bradburn has also informed the PCB that English county, Glamorgan, want him to work as their head coach.
The Pakistan team was whitewashed 3-0 in Australia despite having a new team director and coaches.
Arthur, Puttick and Bradburn were all appointed by the PCB during the tenure of the last chairman of the cricket management committee, Najam Sethi, in April-May last year.

'I found it difficult. It&rsquo;s almost like we&rsquo;ve been back in the Covid times, where you were almost secluded to your floor and your team room.'

'We're feeling suffocated under such heavy security': Pakistan Team director Mickey Arthur | PAK vs NZ

Pakistan Team director Mickey Arthur is not happy with tight security for his team in India, not because he isn't satisfied with it but because Arthur feels that the players are feeling suffocated.

'I found it difficult. It&rsquo;s almost like we&rsquo;ve been back in the Covid times, where you were almost secluded to your floor and your team room.'

Mickey Arthur once again made headlines ahead of Pakistan's ICC Cricket World Cup game against New Zealand on Saturday.
The Pakistan Team director is not happy with tight security for his team in India, not because he isn't satisfied with it but because Arthur feels that the players are feeling suffocated because of it.
'As a Pakistan team, we play a hell of a lot of cricket so being on the road is nothing new for these guys. What has been tough is the fact that we&rsquo;ve been under a massive amount of security. So, I&rsquo;ve been sort of taken aback. '
'I found it difficult. It&rsquo;s almost like we&rsquo;ve been back in the Covid times, where you were almost secluded to your floor and your team room.'
'So much so that their breakfast is in a separate room from everybody else. That&rsquo;s been the tough aspect.'
'The boys are used to being on the road but when they&rsquo;re on the road, they&rsquo;ve still been able to get out and go and have meals, for example, at different places, and get out on their own accord.'
'We haven&rsquo;t been able to do that this time. And that&rsquo;s been tough. That has been quite stifling,' said Arthur.
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Pakistani bowlers were not up to the mark, nor was their fielding any good. During one such instance of bad fielding, A miffed Arthur was seen walking off to the dressing room.

PAK vs AFG: Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur trolled after humiliating loss to Afghanistan | ODI World Cup 2023

Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur once again found himself at the receiving end after a video went viral where he was seen walking off to the dressing room following Pakistan's poor show vs Afghanistan

PAK vs AFG: Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur trolled after humiliating loss to Afghanistan

Pakistani bowlers were not up to the mark, nor was their fielding any good. During one such instance of bad fielding, A miffed Arthur was seen walking off to the dressing room.

Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur has been at the receiving end ever since he tried to make an excuse following Pakistan's loss to hosts India in ODI World Cup 2023.
Arthur had then stated that one of the reasons Pakistan lost was because Dil Dil Pakistan wasn't played enough in the stadium.
He was once again trolled following his side's humiliating loss against Afghanistan on Monday.
Pakistani bowlers were not up to the mark, nor was their fielding any good. During one such instance of bad fielding, A miffed Arthur was seen walking off to the dressing room.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Us Mickey bhai us <a href="https://t.co/ZtX9mto2nh">pic.twitter.com/ZtX9mto2nh</a>
&mdash; Salman (@syedsalman97) <a href="https://twitter.com/syedsalman97/status/1716447776501026962?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 23, 2023</a></blockquote>
Fans were quick to notice it and trolled him on social media platform X.
Even former England captain Michael Vaughan tweeted, 'I presume &lsquo;Dil Dil&rsquo; Pakistan wasn&rsquo;t played in Chennai today.'

When asked if that was right for a World Cup and whether it should be allowed to happen, Arthur took another dig at the ICC.

India vs Pakistan: Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur tries to deflect attention from defeat

Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur tried to deflect attention from the defeat and said, 'It didn't seem like an ICC event tonight but more like a bilateral series. It seemed like a BCCI event.'

When asked if that was right for a World Cup and whether it should be allowed to happen, Arthur took another dig at the ICC.

Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur came up with a sharp reaction to Pakistan's humiliating defeat against India in the ODI World Cup 2023 on Saturday.
'I just think we were a little bit timid tonight with our overall performance. I would have liked us to really take the game on just a little bit more. It's a massive occasion, as we know. But I think we just went into our shells just a little bit and, you know, to go from 155 for two, if it was, to 190 odd all out is just not on. Credit to India, I thought they bowled really well, but I just thought our performance was just a little bit timid.'
However, he then tried to deflect attention from the defeat and felt that the partisan crowd also had an impact on Pakistan.
'It didn't seem like an ICC event tonight, let's be brutally honest. It seemed like a bilateral series. It seemed like a BCCI event. I didn't hear 'Dil, Dil, Pakistan' coming through the microphones too often tonight. So yes, that does play a role, but I'm not going to use that as an excuse because for us it was about living the moment. It was about the next ball and it was about how we were going to combat the Indian players tonight.'
When asked if that was right for a World Cup and whether it should be allowed to happen, Arthur took another dig at the ICC.
'Look, I don't think, I can't comment on that just yet. I don't want to get fined.'
However, fans quickly realised that a frustrated Arthur was trying to deflect attention.&nbsp;
The Men in Green were humiliated in Ahmedabad as they were first bowled out for a mere 191. Rohit Sharma then led India's run-chase from the front with a fiery 86 as the hosts won the game in just 30.3 overs.
Pakistan has never beaten India in an ODI World Cup and the losing streak now stands at 8-0.

As Pakistan's head coach earlier, Mickey Arthur took Pakistan to No.1 in Tests and T20Is. He also was in charge when Pakistan won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017.
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Mickey Arthur confirmed as Director of Pakistan men's cricket team

As Pakistan's head coach from 2016 to 2019, Mickey Arthur took Pakistan to No.1 in Tests and T20Is. He also was in charge when Pakistan won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017.



As Pakistan's head coach earlier, Mickey Arthur took Pakistan to No.1 in Tests and T20Is. He also was in charge when Pakistan won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017.
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Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed Mickey Arthur's appointment as the men's team director.
54-year-old Arthur, who served as Pakistan's head coach between 2016 and 2019, will be involved in designing, formulating and overseeing strategies for the men's team, with the ODI World Cup in India his biggest assignment this year.
During his time at the helm from 2016 to 2019, Arthur coached Pakistan to No.1 in Tests and T20Is. He also was in charge when Pakistan won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017.

Sethi further informed that the deal with Arthur would be inked in the next few days and new team management will also be announced.

Mickey Arthur to be named Pakistan team director and consultant: PCB chief

Former Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur will be appointed as the national team director and consultant before the T20I series against Afghanistan in Sharjah next month.

Sethi further informed that the deal with Arthur would be inked in the next few days and new team management will also be announced.

Former Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur will be appointed as the national team director and consultant before the Afghanistan series in Sharjah next month, PCB chief Najam Sethi said on Thursday.
Sethi further informed that the deal with Arthur would be inked in the next few days and a new team management will also be announced. 'Chief Selector Haroon Rasheed is working with Arthur to finalise the names of the support staff that will work with the national team,' Sethi said.
The former South African cricketer, who was the head coach of the Pakistan team between 2016 and 2019, will continue working with Derbyshire while he takes up the new role with the Pakistan cricket team.&nbsp;
Pakistan&rsquo;s next international assignment is a 3-match T20I series against Afghanistan in Sharjah in late March, soon after the Pakistan Super League ends on March 19.

Afridi said- the concept of online coaching by a foreign coach for the national team is beyond comprehension

PCB to appoint Mickey Arthur as online coach? Shahid Afridi reacts

After reports emerged of Pakistan Cricket Board hiring Mickey Arthur as the online coach, Shahid Afridi was quick to react. 

Tap to know what the former cricketer said. 

Afridi said- the concept of online coaching by a foreign coach for the national team is beyond comprehension

After reports emerged of Pakistan Cricket Board hiring Mickey Arthur as the online coach, former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi was quick to react.&nbsp; Slamming the decision outright, Afridi told Cricket Pakistan, 'the concept of online coaching by a foreign coach for the national team is beyond comprehension.'&nbsp; 'It will be necessary to work at the grassroots to provide the best training to the budding players', he added.&nbsp; PCB, as per some local reports are keen on finalising Arthur's contract as the team's online coach in the next 2 weeks. The reports further mentioned that while he will be coaching the team online throughout, he will join them in person just before ODI World Cup which will happen in India.&nbsp;

'In this group's view there is significant distrust between the players and administration and this distrust is inimical to ensuring that the best 11 players turn out for the Windies team in every match', the report said. 

West Indies cricket 'will cease to exist, if...' - Report

Two-time T20 World Cup winner, West Indies' cricket future is in peril, according to a Cricket West Indies commissioned review.

Here's what the report says

According to the review, 'there is significant distrust between the players and administration and this distrust is inimical to ensuring that the best 11 players turn out for the Windies team in every match.'

Two-time T20 World Cup winner, West Indies' cricket future is in peril, according to a Cricket West Indies commissioned review. The board appointed a 3-member panel consisting of former cricketers Brian Lara, Mickey Arthur, and a senior judge Patrick Thomson to probe the Windies' early exit from last year's T20 World Cup.&nbsp; The report of the review group which was made public on Thursday pointed out that West Indies cricket will cease to exist if players represent the nation on an optional basis and instead take part in lucrative T20 leagues across the world.
Nicholas Pooran-led side began their campaign Down Under with losses to Scotland and Ireland. This was their 2nd poor performance on the World stage 2021 T20 WC. The review group highlighted how the players who had appreciable performances in franchise T20 leagues were constantly not making themselves available for the national team selection. Andre Russell and Sunil Narine did not make themselves available for the T20 World Cup. Shimron Hetmyer's absence, the review report noted 'was a significant loss to the batting unit' 'In this group's view there is significant distrust between the players and administration and this distrust is inimical to ensuring that the best 11 players turn out for the Windies team in every match', the report said.&nbsp; The report that laid out a strategic short-term goal also suggested the board shortlist a pool of players for each format which would help them in the next edition of the T20 World Cup in 2024.&nbsp;

Arthur, who has a long-term contract with English county side Derbyshire, also turned down the offer of a consultant's role.

Mickey Arthur rejects offer to become Pakistan's head coach 

Former Pakistan coach, Mickey Arthur, has rejected PCB's offer to reprise his role as the national team's head coach.
Here's why.

Arthur, who has a long-term contract with English county side Derbyshire, also turned down the offer of a consultant's role.

Former Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has rejected an offer from the Pakistan Cricket Board to return as the national team's head coach.
In a statement, PCB confirmed that their talks have fallen through despite the board's second proposal offering a consultant's role.
According to a PTI report, Arthur, who is currently the head coach of English county side Derbyshire wasn't willing to give up his long-term contract due to his unpleasant experience with the board in the past.
Pakistan's current head coach Saqlain Mushtaq's tenure will end after the 3rd ODI vs New Zealand and the former off-spinner had already informed the board of his wish to not extend his term.
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