WAQAR YOUNIS RESIGNS AS PAKISTAN CRICKET COACH

Chairman of Pakistan's independence Garyounes cricket coach in the weeks Monday after his team's humiliating exit from the World Twenty20 tournament in the group stage.
The 2009 champion has been criticized widely by fans after a lackluster performance with only one win against lowly ranked Bangladesh and large losses in India, New Zealand and Australia.
"I am resigning from my position today with a heavy heart," he told reporters in Lahore. He added, referring to a written report in the wake of the World Twenty20 in India, which has been leaked widely in the local newspaper: "I want my recommendations to be implemented. Has not acted when I first made them in 2015."
He led the coach, 44-year-old in action for the second time in 2014, and was formerly the post in 2010-11. He formed a formidable partnership with Ijaz lamp test captain the right to lift the team to second place in the rankings test late last year, a spot she previously achieved in 2006.
Fast bowling legend failed, but, unlike Pakistan's slide in the forms of the game is shorter, with the team ranked seventh and eighth place in the humble and Twenty20 international per day, respectively.
In a leaked report to him, he criticized Younis Pakistan Cricket Board's decision not to give him a call in the selection process and hit the captaincy of Shahid Afridi. "We lost to New Zealand, [of] Asia Cup and T20 world due to poor captaincy. He over several occasions, and I have made it clear that it was Shahid Afridi do not perform with the bat, ball or as a captain but I have not listened to."
He added: "I had made a lot of recommendations after the World Cup 2015 finals, including some of the boys sent to the cricket first class for at least the season so they can regain their hunger for the game and re-examine their approach and attitude to play Pakistan's, but has been implementation of any recommendation. "
Pakistan out early in the World T20, which won the West Indies on Sunday, sparked a wave of criticism of the country's cricket craze, with widespread calls for reform of the internal structure of the country.
The fast bowling legend Wasim Akram might be exposed to the team in all departments were behind their competitors miles. "What we have here is a lot better that was available in Pakistan. They are cream. The problem is that most are not on a global level, and for that I blame the system we have, which is very wrong," he wrote in the news.
On Sunday, Shahid Afridi stepped up as captain of Pakistan T20 but pledged to continue as a player. Like Younis, Afridi was appointed, aged 36 years in office in 2014, but it suffered from a decline in both his batting and bowling