Gary Kirsten Resigns as Pakistan Coach After Turbulent Six-Month Tenure

Kirsten's departure follows Pakistan's early T20 World Cup exit and internal team changes, sparking reactions from cricketing figures.

Gary Kirsten resigned as Pakistan's head coach after just six months, following a disappointing T20 World Cup performance.
Harbhajan Singh, a former Indian cricketer, had previously advised Kirsten to leave Pakistan, citing turmoil within the team.
Kevin Pietersen criticized Pakistan's handling of Kirsten's tenure, urging the team to stop undermining its own potential.
Jason Gillespie, Pakistan's Test coach, will temporarily assume Kirsten's role for the upcoming white-ball tour of Australia.
Pakistan's cricket team has undergone significant changes, including the replacement of Babar Azam with Mohammad Rizwan as white-ball captain.