Was an explosive opener for the opposition in his cricket career. He is also one of the members of the unstoppable Australia’s World Cup winning team. After leaving cricket, he was sometimes seen in commentary. Hayden was also one of the members of Pakistan’s coaching staff in the last T20 World Cup.
Pakistan played very well in that tournament in UAE. As a result, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) again appointed Hayden as a mentor for the upcoming T20 World Cup to be held in Australia.
Pakistan is very excited to get Hayden. In this context, PCB president Ramiz Raja said, ”Welcome Hayden to the Pakistan team. He is a proven performer and experienced coach. He has a lot of knowledge about Australian conditions. Hopefully, it will work for the Pakistan team in the World Cup.”
Meanwhile, Hayden is also very happy to have the opportunity to work again in the Pakistan team. This Australian coach talked about the country’s passion for cricket. He said, “Pakistan’s passion for cricket is very evident. I am excited to join their coaching staff. I look forward to joining the team.”
It is known that Hayden will join the Pakistan team on October 15. The World Cup-winning former Aussie opener, however, will not be in the tri-nation series on New Zealand soil. After that series, Pakistan will play the first match of the World Cup against India on October 23. Hayden will join Babar Azam before there.
This year’s T20 World Cup will begin on October 16 in Australia. 45 matches will be held in 7 cities. Final will be held on November 13. Let’s see how much success Babar Azam’s team gets with Hayden’s touch.
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