Pakistan white-ball coach Mike Hesson to join England tour amid disastrous Test series performance: Report
Pakistan white-ball coach Mike Hesson is set to join the national squad in England early following severe batting collapses in the Test series, according to reports
Sarfaraz Ahmed, Pakistan's current Test head coach, has acknowledged his team's batting struggles in England. "Our team is getting bowled out in 30 or 35 overs," he admitted. "We have spent less time on the pitch, which is a recurring issue." Despite facing challenges from England's bowlers, Pakistan's batting collapse has led to their Test series performance taking a disastrous turn.
Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer combined for seven wickets, reducing Pakistan to just 110 runs in their first innings. Imam-ul-Haq, Pakistan's opener, missed the entire innings due to a calf strain sustained while fielding. This added to Pakistan's misery, as their innings ended after just 37.2 overs.
In response to the Test series' poor performance, it was reported that Mike Hesson, Pakistan's white-ball coach, will join the squad in England. His arrival aims to help stabilize the team's batting lineup and improve their performance in this crucial series.
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