PCB: Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gilespi has claimed that he is still waiting for some of the remaining honorarium from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). On his Instagram account, Gillespi posted a story related to an interview to Pakistani media, stating that the PCB has not yet approved some of his remuneration. In April 2024, the PCB appointed Gillispie and Gary Kirsten of South Africa as the head coach of Red-Ball and White-Ball cricket respectively on a two-year contract.
Six months later, both were forced to resign, as the PCB withdrew most of the powers given to them and promised to start a new era for the Pakistani team. This is the first time the two have publicly talked about their financial matters with PCB. A news report said, “I am still waiting for the remaining honorarium from PCB.” In another story, he wrote, “Gary Kirsten and I sold my dream of forming a team. Suddenly, after losing a match, that dream is thrown out of the window.” Incidentally, PCB on Saturday invited applications for the posts of the posts of the head coach of the national team and the posts of Director of the Performance Center of Excellence in Lahore on its official website.
My book will open everyone’s eyes.
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has promised to reveal everything in his autobiography about the match -fixing scandal that shook Pakistan and world cricket in the 1990s. He said that his autobiography will open everyone’s eyes. Latif, who exposed corruption in Pakistan’s dressing room, said that he has started working on his biography. I assure you that I will reveal everything and this book will open everyone’s eyes.
Mumbai Indians’ third consecutive win, defeated Chennai
In the 38th match of the IPL, Mumbai Indians defeated Chennai brilliantly. Batting first, Chennai set a target of 176 runs in front of Mumbai. In response, Mumbai defeated Chennai in their second match of the season on the strength of Rohit Sharma (76 off 45 balls) and Suryakumar Yadav (68 off 30 balls). Mumbai defeated Chennai in the first match of this season. This victory was Mumbai’s third consecutive win. Mumbai defeated Chennai by 9 wickets.
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