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sports Updated 23 Sep 2026

Pakistan seeks new bowling coach after Noffke joins Netherlands

HarZaviya summary · from 11 outlets

Most outlets led with the Pakistan Cricket Board's search for a new bowling coach following Ashley Noffke's appointment as head coach of the Netherlands team on a two-year deal. Several also noted Noffke’s 16-month tenure with Pakistan’s white-ball team, though this detail was mentioned only briefly in some excerpts. The framing was largely uniform, with a focus on the vacancy and the timing of Noffke’s move.

Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 11 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.

Same story from 11 outlets

Each outlet's own headline, most recent first — read any at its source.

  1. Ashley Noffke resigns as Pakistan's white-ball bowling coach

    Former Australian cricketer Ashley Noffke has stepped down as Pakistan’s white-ball bowling coach after around 16 months in the role.

  2. ARY News (English) 89% identical

    Ashley Noffke leaves Pakistan role

    Noffke had been part of Pakistan’s coaching set-up for around 16 months and has informed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of his...

  3. ProPakistani 93% identical

    Pakistan Bowling Coach Resigns

    Former Australian cricketer Ashley Noffke has resigned as Pakistan’s white-ball bowling coach after approximately 16 months in the role and… Read More

  4. Daily Times 76% identical

    PCB seeks new bowling coach after Noffke joins Netherlands

    The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advertised for a new bowling coach for the national men’s team. The announcement came after the Netherlands Cricket Board appointed Pakistan’s white-ball bowling coach Ashley Noffke as head coach. Noffke has signed an initial two-year contract with the Royal Dutch Cricket Association. His contract will run until the end […]

  5. Minute Mirror 70% identical

    PCB advertises bowling coach role after Noffke joins Netherlands

    The PCB has advertised for a new men’s team bowling coach after Ashley Noffke was appointed Netherlands head coach on a two-year deal.....

  6. Dawn 77% identical

    PCB advertises for bowling coach after Noffke’s Netherlands appointment

    The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advertised for a new bowling coach for the national men’s team shortly after the Netherlands Cricket Board announced the appointment of Ashley Noffke as its head coach on Wednesday. Noffke, who is currently Pakistan’s white-ball bowling coach, has been appointed by the Royal Dutch Cricket Association (KNCB) on an initial two-year contract until the end of 20...

  7. Geo News 92% identical

    Ashley Noffke resigns as Pakistan's white-ball bowling coach

    Pakistan bowling coach Ashley Noffke gives instructions during the warm-up ahead of the start of play on Day 2 of the third Test match against England at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham on September 10, 2026. — AFPFormer Australian cricketer Ashley Noffke has...

  8. 24 News HD 78% identical

    PCB begins search for new bowling coach after Noffke’s departure

    The Pakistan Cricket Board has officially begun the search for a new bowling coach for the national cricket team following the departure of current bowling coach Ashley Noffke.

  9. Hum News English 81% identical

    PCB begins search for new bowling coach as Ashley Noffke joins Netherlands

    Former Australia cricketer Ashley Noffke has resigned as Pakistan’s bowling coach and joined the Netherlands men’s team as head coach on a two-year contract, according to sources. Noffke, who joined the Pakistan team as bowling coach in May last year, is leaving the role for personal reasons and will not continue with the national side after the Asian Games, the sources said. He will now take c...

  10. The Express Tribune 77% identical

    Noffke steps down as Pakistan bowling coach

    Former Australia pacer signs two-year deal with Netherlands

14 articles from 11 outlets, 23 Sep–23 Sep 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?