Pakistan set to appoint new coach in first week of May

Chairman PCB Shahryar Khan said that the new selection committee appointed by the next week, while the new coach will be selected for the national team during the first week of May.
Chlorine is on the lookout for a new coach and the appointment of a new determinants stepped down after Waqar Younis resigned after the weak in the World Cup and the Asian supply Pakistan T20 while the sacked board committee headed by the entire selection Haroon Rashid management.
The PCB to invite candidates to apply for the position of head coach April 25 by the then committee also includes Wasim Akram and Ramiz Raja and put the finishing touches on the new coach.
However, Shahryar Khan, the agency said that the Council has not yet decided whether to appoint a foreign or domestic, and one coach. But he dropped the reference to the Council has already domestic and foreign qualified candidate.
Khan said, "will be to appoint a new coach by the first week of May and Wassim also in India's IPL to discuss with the candidates."
Previous asset test Aaqib Javed, a certain Khan, Mohsin Khan and Mudassar Nazar names are doing the rounds for the post of head coach, while the council said that Tom Moody looks and Dean Jones as the best foreign candidates as possible.
Moody's busy in the IPL while Jones recently coached the winning United Islamabad, Pakistan, in the Premier League title.
Khan said the new selection committee will be appointed by the end of this week or next week with the Council of selectors also wanted to watch the matches Pakistan Cup tournament for one day in Faisalabad starting next week.
He stressed that Mohsin Khan had been offered a large specific post but he refused.
"Muhsin is more inclined towards the training of the national team," he added.
Also it is removal of the former test spinner Iqbal Qasim certain names and optimized for the presidency of the Selection Committee.
The head of the PCB board of directors now make appointments after giving it proper thought as the national team was a tough tours of England and Australia, and there was a need to improve the rankings in all three formats.