No top Pakistan cricketer applies for position of head coach

No top Pakistani cricketer has for the position of head coach of the national team with some prominent players like Mohsin Khan, Moin Khan and Aaqib Javed insisting not want applied their time on paperwork to waste if the Cricket Board has already made, to his hand to appoint a foreign coach.
According to a reliable source in the board Pakistan, only two low-profile former players including Pakistan Manzoor Ellahi had for the head coach position within the deadline of 25 April, which had set the PCB, applied for interested candidates to send in their documents.
"The PCB has to have in his mind a foreign coach. When a Pakistani are sincere to take a chance, they can directly talk to me," former Test pacer, seen Aaqib Javed recently as the leader for the job, until said.
Aaqib said he did not send his application for the coaching committee of the head coach included Wasim Akram and Ramiz Raja selection list of the board already suggested to have a foreigner.
Former Test opener, Mohsin Khan, who has remained a national team chief selector and interim head coach, he also did not have apply for the same reason.

"I feel it is to have the board mindlessly Wasim and Ramiz on the coaches committee, if they are more older players like myself who the national team wants to train, but no one should expect us to be interviewed by them."
Mohsin, the first of the post of chief election was offered declined, but it insisted it on the side, said it seemed as if the PCB had already decided to wanted to train with a foreign coach.
The former captain Moin Khan said the Board should direct to senior stalwarts instead of trying to talk applications.
Former two-time England coach, Peter Moores, Australians Tom Moody, Jamie Siddon, Stuart Law and Dean Jones and former South African coach Mickey Arthur will be among the foreigners who have sent in their resume.
The circuit board has resigned on the search for a new head coach after the former captain Waqar Younis few days back to Pakistan pathetic show in the Asia Cup and World T20.

The board is looking also a new assistant coach, bowling and batting to appoint coach.
Pakistan has already called its most-capped player, Inzamam-ul-Haq as the new chief selector.
Pakistan is to play in the next 12 months to 12 to 14 Tests against England, West Indies, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
Only the series against West Indies will be Pakistan's home series in the United Arab Emirates, while the rest away trips to the countries listed above are.