Karachi: Australian Cricketer Dav Whatmore will be replace the Pakistan team's interim coach Mohsin Khan after their ODI series against England ends this month, a PCB source told Reuters on Sunday.
"Whatmore would take the charge as head coach for the Asia Cup tournament in Bangladesh next month," the source said.
"It has been decided to release Mohsin Khan from his coaching assignment after the England series and Whatmore has been chosen as the man to guide our team for the next two years," the source said.
Whatmore who coached the Sri Lanka side who won the 1996 World Cup. He also coached Bangladesh team from 2003 to 2007, leading them to their first test victory in early 2005 against Zimbabwe and also guided them into the super eight stage of the 2007 World Cup where they defeated India and South Africa.
"Whatmore will be our coach from the Asia Cup. The Board has also decided to hire English professional coach, Julien Fountain as the fielding coach of the national team," the source added.
"Whatmore would take the charge as head coach for the Asia Cup tournament in Bangladesh next month," the source said.
"It has been decided to release Mohsin Khan from his coaching assignment after the England series and Whatmore has been chosen as the man to guide our team for the next two years," the source said.
Whatmore who coached the Sri Lanka side who won the 1996 World Cup. He also coached Bangladesh team from 2003 to 2007, leading them to their first test victory in early 2005 against Zimbabwe and also guided them into the super eight stage of the 2007 World Cup where they defeated India and South Africa.
"Whatmore will be our coach from the Asia Cup. The Board has also decided to hire English professional coach, Julien Fountain as the fielding coach of the national team," the source added.
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