LAHORE
Mickey Arthur, who was the director of the Pakistan team in the World Cup, has decided to leave Pakistan cricket.
Sources said that after other foreign coaching staff, former team director Mickey Arthur is also ready to leave the Pakistan Cricket Board after the changes in the team management. Matters between Mickey Arthur and the board have been settled amicably.
It is likely that Derbyshire’s head coach Mickey Arthur will soon part ways with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by formally announcing his retirement from Pakistan cricket.
Earlier, head coach Brad Burne also terminated his contract after settling matters with the board and also thanked PCB. Batting coach Andrew Patek has signed a contract with Afghanistan Cricket Board and is not part of PCB. While bowling coach Morne Morkel has already resigned.
It should be noted that the Pakistan Cricket Board had directed the foreign coaches to report to the academy after dismissing them from their posts. The performance of the national team in the ICC World Cup held in India was very disappointing, after which the PCB management committee had a massive reshuffle.
