KARACHI: Former Pakistan captain Younus Khan is all set to coach budding cricketers in Japan. Pakistan-born Japan-based businessman Abid Hussain was quoted as saying Wednesday that the batting legend had responded positively to his offer to coach players in Japan. Abid, who hails from Faisalabad, added that he always wanted to have Pakistan players visiting Japan in order to motivate cricket fans, and his offer to Younus is just another step in this regard. The businessman elaborated that he had offered the former cricketer to set up a coaching camp in Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Nagoya. When contacted, Younus confirmed he had been in talks with Abid over his proposal which seems likely, adding that the gentlemen’s game was enjoying growing popularity among nations who don’t have international teams. When asked if he would be going to Japan, Younus said he would decide soon on the matter.
Published in Daily Times, October 11th 2018.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Governor Jameel Ahmed on Thursday said the country was…
Pakistani products Shined at the 29th Beijing New Year Goods Fair that kicked off at…
The National Assembly Standing Committee on Privatization was informed that International Monitory Fund (IMF) agreed…
The stock market remained under pressure on Thursday as a combination of political instability, policy…
The price of 24 karat per tola gold increased by Rs.1,300 and was sold at…
The Pakistani rupee on Thursday appreciated by 12 paisa against the US dollar in the…
Leave a Comment