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PCB Seeks Mike Hesson's Expertise After Bowling Coach Ashley Noffke Resigns
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News18•23-09-2026, 19:30
PCB Seeks Mike Hesson's Expertise After Bowling Coach Ashley Noffke Resigns
- •Ashley Noffke resigned as Pakistan's bowling coach to become the head coach of the Netherlands after the Asian Games.
- •The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has asked Mike Hesson to help find a suitable replacement for Noffke.
- •Noffke joined Pakistan's white-ball team in May 2025 and also served as bowling coach for a Test against England.
- •Candidates for the bowling coach position must have Level 3 cricket coaching accreditation and at least five years of experience, with applications due by October 8.
- •Hesson may recommend a new coaching staff after the Asian Games, and the PCB is considering giving him responsibility for the Test side.
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Ashley Noffke resigned to take up the role of head coach for the Netherlands following the Asian Games, prompting the PCB to seek a replacement.
According to the PCB, applicants must possess a Level 3 cricket coaching accreditation and hold a minimum of five years of coaching experience.
Although the PCB has officially advertised the vacancy through the proper process, they have asked Mike Hesson to suggest a suitable replacement for the role.
