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The former Australian pace bowler joins Saj to discuss the recent Test series loss, his vision for Pakistan's style of play, Babar Azam's form, Shan Masood's captaincy, and much more as Pakistan gears up to take on England in an upcoming home Test series. Ealier, Jason Gillespie faced a baptism by fire in his first Test series as Pakistan's head coach, with the team suffering a 0-2 defeat at home against Bangladesh.
By Saj Sadiq (23-09-2024)
Key Highlights of this interview:
Thoughts on Test series loss against Bangladesh: Gillespie shared his views regarding the team's abysmal performance in the series against Bangladesh and highlighted the shortcomings in his side's approach.
Opinion regarding different Pakistan players: His views regarding Babar Azam, Shan Masood, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah.
Plans regarding improvement of Pakistan pace attack: Shared valuable insights and plans to restore the pride of Pakistan pace attack.
Shared insights regarding upcoming England Test series: The former Australian pacer and Pakistan red-ball coach shed light on team's preparation for the upcoming Test series challenge against England on home turf.