More than their below-par display, it is sometimes former Pakistan cricketers’ statements that seem more inexplicable. Currently, Pakistan cricket is in a state of doldrums. Mike Hesson, who had been serving as Pakistan’s white-ball head coach, was subsequently handed the red-ball reins for the third and final Test in Birmingham.
Seven members of the support staff were sacked before the third England vs Pakistan Test, while two coaches were sent home.
He had loyalty,” Latif said during a discussion on YouTube . The connection would be there,” said Latif. However, former Pakistan player Rashid Latif has commented that he does not trust Hesson’s loyalty. “Mike Hesson, for me, security concerns are a different thing, but the loyalty factor is very important for a foreign coach. When I talk about Bob Woolmer, I know he was loyal. He had such loyalty. Then, if I talk about Geoff Lawson as a person, as a player, he was professional. He stayed in Lahore. “Loyalty factor is very important, and it remains doubtful. I am not saying someone is not loyal; he might be, of course, he might, but it’s better if these things are checked. Check the history.
