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Umran Malik "Breath Of Fresh Air" For Pace Bowling: Former Australia Cricketer
Former Australia cricketer and World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore said many youngsters will want to emulate Umran Malik.
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Zimbabwe Sack Dav Whatmore, Hamilton Masakadza Ahead of India Series
Zimbabwe Cricket replaced coach Dav Whatmore and captain Hamilton Mazakadza with former South Africa pacer Makhaya Ntini and Graeme Cremer.
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Cricket World Cup 2015: Zimbabwe Bank on Dav Whatmore's Inside Knowledge vs Pakistan
Dav Whatmore was at the helm of Pakistan for two years from 2012. Currently with the Zimbabwe team, the coach can help in piling on more misery on Misbah-ul-Haq and his men who have lost both their opening matches.
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Dav Whatmore to Help Afghanistan, Ireland, Scotland, UAE prepare for 2015 World Cup
Dav Whatmore, who in February ended his contract as Pakistan coach, has joined ICC's High Performance Programme in advisory role.
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Dav Whatmore keen to end Pakistan stint with a win
Under Dav Whatmore, who took over in March 2012, Pakistan have not won a Test series but attained heights by beating India in India and South Africa in South Africa - both in one-day series.
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Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to appoint national coach halted by High Court
PCB chief Najam Sethi says that since the final verdict from the Islamabad High Court divisional bench is still awaited, they cannot take appointment decisions.
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Language proved to be a barrier, says Dav Whatmore
Many former Pakistani players had criticised the decision of the cricket board to appoint a foreigner as a coach, pointing out that the language barrier was always a big impediment between the coach and the players.
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Moin Khan likely to be named Pakistan interim coach for Asia Cup, World Twenty20
Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Moin Khan is believed to take over as head coach for a short period after Dav Whatmore's contract expires in February.
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Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik ruled out of T20I, ODI tour of South Africa
Abdul Razzaq pulled a hamstring during practice at the Wanderers last Sunday, while Shoaib Malik could not recover in time from a blow on his finger during Pakistan's six-run loss against the Proteas in the second T20 at Dubai last Friday.
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Unhappy Dav Whatmore decided not to renew contract with PCB
The PCB said in its statement that Whatmore had asked to be released from his contract when it came up for review in February next year.
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Dav Whatmore to resign as Pakistan coach in February
The 59-year-old Australian Dav Whatmore, who took over in March 2012, has faced mounting criticism over Pakistan's dismal run of results in recent months, with ex-players regularly calling for him to go.
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PCB's Najam Sethi defends Pakistan team after 4-1 loss to South Africa
Sethi, who witnessed some parts of the series which Pakistan lost 1-4, said the national team and young players needed to be encouraged and supported.
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Former captains call for change in Pakistan captaincy and coach
Pakistan's humiliating 4-1 defeat against South Africa has angered former greats who feel Misbah-ul-Haq and Dav Whatmore must be replaced from the their positions of authority.
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Pakistan cricket may release Dav Whatmore and get new coach
Australian Dav Whatmore's two year contract ends in early next year and the Board has given broad hints that it was not interested in renewing his contract.
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Dav Whatmore has failed to deliver, says Zaka Ashraf
Ashraf, whose election as PCB head in May was declared null and void by the Islamabad High Court sought to pass the responsibility of Whatmore's appointment onto the coaching committee of the Board.
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Umran Malik "Breath Of Fresh Air" For Pace Bowling: Former Australia Cricketer
Former Australia cricketer and World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore said many youngsters will want to emulate Umran Malik.
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Zimbabwe Sack Dav Whatmore, Hamilton Masakadza Ahead of India Series
Zimbabwe Cricket replaced coach Dav Whatmore and captain Hamilton Mazakadza with former South Africa pacer Makhaya Ntini and Graeme Cremer.
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Cricket World Cup 2015: Zimbabwe Bank on Dav Whatmore's Inside Knowledge vs Pakistan
Dav Whatmore was at the helm of Pakistan for two years from 2012. Currently with the Zimbabwe team, the coach can help in piling on more misery on Misbah-ul-Haq and his men who have lost both their opening matches.
-
Dav Whatmore to Help Afghanistan, Ireland, Scotland, UAE prepare for 2015 World Cup
Dav Whatmore, who in February ended his contract as Pakistan coach, has joined ICC's High Performance Programme in advisory role.
-
Dav Whatmore keen to end Pakistan stint with a win
Under Dav Whatmore, who took over in March 2012, Pakistan have not won a Test series but attained heights by beating India in India and South Africa in South Africa - both in one-day series.
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Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to appoint national coach halted by High Court
PCB chief Najam Sethi says that since the final verdict from the Islamabad High Court divisional bench is still awaited, they cannot take appointment decisions.
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Language proved to be a barrier, says Dav Whatmore
Many former Pakistani players had criticised the decision of the cricket board to appoint a foreigner as a coach, pointing out that the language barrier was always a big impediment between the coach and the players.
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Moin Khan likely to be named Pakistan interim coach for Asia Cup, World Twenty20
Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Moin Khan is believed to take over as head coach for a short period after Dav Whatmore's contract expires in February.
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Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik ruled out of T20I, ODI tour of South Africa
Abdul Razzaq pulled a hamstring during practice at the Wanderers last Sunday, while Shoaib Malik could not recover in time from a blow on his finger during Pakistan's six-run loss against the Proteas in the second T20 at Dubai last Friday.
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Unhappy Dav Whatmore decided not to renew contract with PCB
The PCB said in its statement that Whatmore had asked to be released from his contract when it came up for review in February next year.
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Dav Whatmore to resign as Pakistan coach in February
The 59-year-old Australian Dav Whatmore, who took over in March 2012, has faced mounting criticism over Pakistan's dismal run of results in recent months, with ex-players regularly calling for him to go.
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PCB's Najam Sethi defends Pakistan team after 4-1 loss to South Africa
Sethi, who witnessed some parts of the series which Pakistan lost 1-4, said the national team and young players needed to be encouraged and supported.
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Former captains call for change in Pakistan captaincy and coach
Pakistan's humiliating 4-1 defeat against South Africa has angered former greats who feel Misbah-ul-Haq and Dav Whatmore must be replaced from the their positions of authority.
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Pakistan cricket may release Dav Whatmore and get new coach
Australian Dav Whatmore's two year contract ends in early next year and the Board has given broad hints that it was not interested in renewing his contract.
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Dav Whatmore has failed to deliver, says Zaka Ashraf
Ashraf, whose election as PCB head in May was declared null and void by the Islamabad High Court sought to pass the responsibility of Whatmore's appointment onto the coaching committee of the Board.
