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PCB decides to remove women’s head coach Mohammad Wasim

Published on: October 26, 2025 4:25 PM

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided not to renew Women’s National Team head coach Mohammad Wasim’s contract after the team’s disappointing run in the 2025 Women’s World Cup. Sources confirmed that the board has already begun the process of appointing a new coach, with an announcement expected next week. The decision comes amid growing concerns over the team’s poor performances and internal dissatisfaction during Wasim’s tenure.

Read more : Pakistan Exit Women’s World Cup Winless After Rain-Hit Finale

Appointed in 2024, Wasim oversaw a period marked by inconsistent performances and deteriorating results despite full backing from the PCB. Insiders revealed that despite having influence over team selection and support-staff appointments, the results remained dismal. The national women’s team failed to register a single win at the World Cup, finishing seventh in the standings with only three points.

Players reportedly voiced frustration over Wasim’s approach, alleging that he provided little hands-on coaching and struggled to connect with both players and staff. Despite his reputation as a former batsman, Pakistan’s batting unit showed significant weaknesses throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, bowling performances also declined, and repeated fielding errors—including multiple dropped catches—further hurt the team’s chances.

Read more : Mohammad Amir Criticizes Decision to Replace Rizwan as Captain

The internal discord became evident as team members described Wasim’s attitude as abrasive, claiming he failed to foster unity within the squad. Several players believed his inability to collaborate effectively with other coaches and mentors negatively affected morale. As a result, communication gaps and strategic confusion contributed to the team’s lackluster performances on the field.

Pakistan’s World Cup campaign was marred by heavy defeats, including losses to Bangladesh, India, and South Africa. While they showed glimpses of resilience against Australia and England, rain interruptions denied them potential breakthroughs. Their final matches against New Zealand and Sri Lanka were washed out, capping off a frustrating tournament for the Fatima Sana-led side.

The PCB’s decision signals a fresh start for the women’s cricket setup, with officials emphasizing the need for accountability and improved coaching standards. The upcoming appointment of a new head coach is expected to bring a renewed focus on performance, teamwork, and player development ahead of Pakistan’s next international series.

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