This player will sail the Pakistan team! PCB offered the post of head coach

Pakistan Cricket Team: The performance of Pakistan cricket team in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 was very disappointing, due to which they had to bow out of the tournament. After this disappointing performance, big changes are being seen in the Pakistan team. In such a situation, it is now believed that the team may get a new Test head coach.

Who will be the new head coach of Pakistan Test team?

After the poor performance in the T20 World Cup 2026, major changes are being seen in the Pakistan cricket team. PCB has announced its team for the upcoming ODI series against Bangladesh, in which players like Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman and Naseem Shah have not got a place. At the same time, it is now being claimed in many reports that former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed can become the new Test head coach of Pakistan cricket team.

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PCB made offer

In fact, according to reports, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has talked to former Pakistan captain Safraz Ahmed about the post of head coach of the Test team. According to the report of Telecom Asia Sports, Sarfaraz is also ready to take the responsibility of the post of head coach and he has agreed to work with captain Shan Masood. Pakistan has to play Test series against Bangladesh and England in the coming months. In such a situation, the board can soon take a decision regarding the post of head coach.

Breaking News: Sarfraz Ahmed likely to be made head coach of Pakistan Test team replacing Azhar Mehmood pic.twitter.com/9lIpJCZuXn

— Aqib Mansoor (@AqibMansoor5) March 4, 2026

Sarfaraz Ahmed International Career

38 Talking about international cricket of Sarfaraz Ahmed, he has played a total of 54 Tests, 117 ODIs and 61 T20 International matches for Pakistan. During this period, he has 3031 runs in Test, 2315 in ODI and 818 runs in T20I. Apart from this, he has also captained Pakistan in all three formats. Under his captaincy, the Pakistan team won the Champions Trophy 2017 title.