Former South Africa opener Gary Kirsten resigned as Pakistan’s white-ball coach six months into his contract, leading to criticism from former cricketers and ex-PCB chairman Ramiz Raja. Kirsten’s departure just before an Australia series has raised concerns about stability and clarity within Pakistan cricket.

Kirsten endured a miserable tenure as Pakistan head coach, with the nation suffering an embarrassing group stage exit at the T20 World Cup 2024 after losses to India and debutants USA.

Gary Kirsten resigned as Pakistan's limited-overs coach due to dissatisfaction with the restructuring of coaching roles by the PCB, which has removed

The coaches, selectors and managers are being removed." He further claimed Kirsten's exit was because he disagreed with the board over the appointment of Mohammad Rizwan as Pakistan's new white-ball captain.

Gary Kirsten has resigned as Pakistan's white-ball coach barely six months after taking up the job, the country's cricket board said on Monday. Test coach Jason Gillespie will fill in for Kirsten in their limited-overs tour of Australia beginning next week,

Gary Kirsten has resigned as the head coach of Pakistan's ODI and T20I sides. Kirsten, who was appointed by the PCB on a two-year contract in April 2024, lasted barely six months in the role. ESPNcricinfo has learnt a public statement to this effect will be put out imminently.

Former England cricket team captain Kevin Pietersen has expressed disappointment over Gary Kirsten's resignation as head coach of Pakistan's white-ball teams. Kirsten, who is a legendary name in international cricket coaching circles,

Pakistan white-ball coach and former South Africa batter Gary Kirsten has decided to part ways with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).