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Whatmore Front Runner For Pakistan Job
AUSTRALIAN Dav Whatmore is the front runner to be appointed Pakistan coach, a senior PCB official said yesterday. Whatmore, who led Sri Lanka to victory at the 1996 World Cup, is currently in charge of the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League.
"Whatmore is due to come to Pakistan sometime next month to discuss issues relating to our search for a head coach," Pakistan Cricket Board senior board official, Subhan Ahmad said.
"It would be premature to say we have taken a decision to appoint Whatmore as head coach but we are in the process of interviewing candidates and Whatmore is a front runner."
The 57-year-old Whatmore has enjoyed a successful coaching spell with Bangladesh, leading it to its first test match and subsequent series win in 2005. He came close to being appointed Pakistan coach in 2007 before the PCB selected his compatriot Geoff Lawson.
Pakistan faces England in a test and one-day series starting next month.
"Whatmore is due to come to Pakistan sometime next month to discuss issues relating to our search for a head coach," Pakistan Cricket Board senior board official, Subhan Ahmad said.
"It would be premature to say we have taken a decision to appoint Whatmore as head coach but we are in the process of interviewing candidates and Whatmore is a front runner."
The 57-year-old Whatmore has enjoyed a successful coaching spell with Bangladesh, leading it to its first test match and subsequent series win in 2005. He came close to being appointed Pakistan coach in 2007 before the PCB selected his compatriot Geoff Lawson.
Pakistan faces England in a test and one-day series starting next month.
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