Mark Coles has stepped down as the pinnacle coach of the Pakistan ladies’s cricket group resulting from private causes, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) knowledgeable on Thursday.
Coles, the previous New Zealand cricket coach and participant, won’t be out there with the ladies’s facet for the upcoming white-ball sequence in opposition to South Africa, which is ready to begin on September 1 in Karachi, the PCB knowledgeable in a launch on Thursday.
Coles, who had beforehand served as head coach of the ladies’s group from 2017 to 2019, was appointed once more this yr in April.
“The PCB want to lengthen its gratitude to Mark Coles for his temporary stint with the ladies’s facet and needs him nicely in his future endeavours,” the PCB said in a statement.
The replacement of Mark Coles will be announced in due course, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) informed here on Thursday.
Coles was initially appointed head coach of the Pakistan women’s national cricket team on a trial basis in 2017 before being given a two-year contract after Pakistan women defeated New Zealand in a match. He was given the job on the condition that he would live in Pakistan.
During his stint as head coach, Pakistan won nine of the 28 Women’s One Day Internationals that they played, and 12 of their 30 Women’s Twenty20 International matches, and also finished fifth in the 2017–20 ICC Women’s Championship.
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