Pakistan Coach Jason Gillespie Pick Water Bottles Video: The third and last match between Pakistan and England is to be played in Rawalpindi from 24th October. Both teams have won 1-1 match. Now after winning the third match, both will look to win the series. Before the last test, the players are sweating profusely in the Rawalpindi Stadium. Meanwhile, some pictures have surfaced, in which Pakistan's Test team head coach Jason Gillespie is seen collecting garbage and bottles in the field.
These pictures of Pakistan Test team head coach Jason Gillespie are after the training session. In fact, after drinking water and other beverages during practice, the players threw their bottles on the field, then Jason Gillespie himself took up the responsibility of cleaning. Cricket fans are praising this Australian legend a lot for this work. At the same time, many Pakistani fans have criticized the players of their own team.
Jason Gillespie picking up the empty bottles in Rawalpindi
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Pakistan had a great victory
Pakistan had to face a crushing defeat by an innings and 47 runs in the first Test against England. After which the Pakistan team captained by Shan Masood was criticized a lot. Amidst this shameful performance in Test matches, the team management dropped Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah after the first match of the series. In such a situation, Pakistan ended its losing streak by winning the second test by 152 runs.
Now the third test match between Pakistan and New Zealand will be decisive, which both the teams would like to win at any cost. On one hand, England has made 2 changes in its playing 11 for the last match. Now it will be interesting to see whether Pakistan team makes any changes in its playing eleven or not.
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