Mike Hesson will continue to be the interim coach of the Pakistan Test team (Credit: AP)
\n\nMike Hesson will remain Pakistan's acting head coach in the two-Test series against Sri Lanka next month. This will be an extension of his temporary position, which he assumed during the Test tour of England following Sarfaraz Ahmed's dismissal, according to local media. As the nation's white-ball coach, Hesson has consistently developed the ODI and T20I teams without winning any significant trophies. Shaun Tait is return as the bowling coach is one of the recent coaching decisions that the New Zealander is claimed to have had a huge influence on. He has also garnered a great deal of trust and power within the system.
\n\nThe 51-year-old recently stated that he would be willing to accept the position full-time, but he later claimed that he was still concentrating on the white-ball tasks.
\n\n"I’d be open to it for sure. I love Test cricket, and I think there’s enough talent within the system in Pakistan that, if we can provide some good direction, we can make some strides forward. It’s certainly not going to happen in a game or two, but I think there’s some skill…
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