Pakistan Cricket Has Had 11 Coaches in 5 Years Amid Persistent Instability

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Pakistan cricket has been plagued by coaching instability, cycling through 11 coaches in just five years. Since September 2021, the Pakistan Cricket Board has repeatedly restructured its senior management setup, resulting in a series of short-term appointments. High-profile coaches such as Jason Gillespie and Gary Kirsten were among those whose tenures ended prematurely. The constant reshuffling has raised serious concerns about the team's long-term direction and consistency.

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