Gillespie warns Hesson against becoming a 'yes man'
Most outlets led with the warning from former Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie to current head coach Mike Hesson, emphasizing the need for Hesson to trust his instincts and maintain independence. Geo News added context about Gillespie’s past accusations against Aaqib Javed and his overall experience with the PCB, while Daily Times focused more narrowly on the advice itself and its timing ahead of Hesson’s first Test assignment.
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Gillespie warns Hesson against becoming a ‘yes man’
Gillespie has advised Pakistan coach Mike Hesson to trust his instincts and stand by his principles as he takes charge of the Test team. The former Pakistan Test coach shared the advice ahead of Hesson’s first Test during the ongoing tour of England. Gillespie stepped down from his role in December 2024 after an eight-month […]
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'Trust your instincts': Gillespie warns Pakistan coach Hesson against becoming 'yes man'
This collage shows Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson and former red-ball head coach Jason Gillespie. — AFP/ICC/FileGillespie accuses Aaqib of undermining him during his tenure.Former coach says PCB experience affected him mentally.PCB maintained Gillespie breached contract over his...
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