The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has recently selected Morne Morkel, a former South African cricketer, as the new bowling coach for their national team. Morkel is expected to commence his duties during the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka next month. The PCB had previously hired Umar Gul as interim coach until Morkel was able to take the position.
Morne Morkel began his international career in 2006, ending it in 2018. During his time on the field, he was known for being a right-arm fast bowler and talented left-hand batsman. He brings an abundance of experience and knowledge to the Pakistani team, and is highly regarded in the cricketing world.
The training camp for the Test series against Sri Lanka will be held in the first week of July. Hopes are high that Morkel’s expertise will aid the Pakistani team to compete at their best level. This appointment comes as part of the PCB’s strategy to improve the national team’s game.
This is exciting news for Pakistani cricket fans, who are eagerly awaiting the beginning of the national team’s upcoming Test series. With Morkel joining the coaching team, there is hope that the team will be able to perform better and compete at higher levels. As the competition draws near, all fans will be closely watching the team’s progress and cheering them on.
