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The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced that Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn, and Andrew Puttick have resigned from their positions at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore. The resignations were made following a change in their portfolios in November 2023. The changes were implemented following the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, leading to a reshuffling of roles within the NCA. The PCB's statement cited the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup as the reason for the resignations.

Pakistan fielding coach Grant Bradburn and spin great Saqlain Mushtaq were on Thursday appointed as PCB's Head of High Performance Coaching and Head of International Player Development, respectively, as part of a restructuring of its premier training facility here.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to part ways with foreign coaches Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn, and Andrew Puttick due to the team's poor performances, including a disappointing World Cup campaign. The decision comes as the board seeks to revamp the coaching setup following the team's struggles. PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf and chief operating officer Salman Naseer will negotiate a final settlement with the trio.

The Pakistan Cricket Board of Friday appointed New Zealander Grant Bradburn as head coach of men's team for the upcoming limited-overs series against New Zealand. South Africa's Andrew Puttick was also named the batting coach of the team. Bradburn, 56, played 7 Tests and 11 ODIs for the Kiwis before taking up coaching.

The Pakistan Cricket Board's search for a top fielding coach has finally ended with New Zealand's Grant Bradburn slated to join the national team in the UAE for the Asia Cup tournament this month.

Pakistan coach Grant Bradburn on Monday shrugged off claims his players haven't been paid for five months, insisting the squad was determined to rescue their faltering World Cup campaign.

Pakistan head coach Grant Bradburn insists his team's top-order batting is not a worry but that confidence may not spare Fakhar Zaman, the only man to have scored an ODI double hundred for his country.

Former New Zealand cricketer Grant Bradburn has stepped down as Pakistan's Head of High Performance Coaching to pursue new opportunities, ending a three-year stint in the country, the PCB announced on Friday.

New Zealander Bradburn served as the head coach of the side during the recently-concluded home series against New Zealand on consultancy basis. He is well-versed about the strengths and challenges of the national side having previously served as the fielding coach from 2018 till 2020 before he moved to the National Cricket Academy to work on development of coaches.

Pakistan's coach, Grant Bradburn, has expressed his desire for the team to adopt an assertive style of cricket as they embark on their preparations for the upcoming World Cup. The journey commences with a three-match ODI series against Afghanistan.

The Pakistan Cricket Board on Friday retained the coaching and management staff for the men's team ahead of the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan, followed by the Asia Cup. The decision implies that Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur, head coach Grant Bradburn and team manager Rehan Ul Haq will continue in their respective roles.

Pakistan are hurt by their woeful World Cup show and their head coach Grant Bradburn on Monday blamed it on "foreign" Indian conditions and their lack of familiarity with the venues.

With the second Test set to commence in Colombo on Monday, Sri Lanka coach Chris Silverwood exudes confidence in his team's determination to bounce back and level the two-match series against Pakistan.

The Pakistan Cricket Board appointed former New Zealand star Grant Bradburn as the head coach of the team for a two-year term. Nevertheless, following the appointment of Mohammed Hafeez as the Director of the Pakistan men's cricket team in November last year, the PCB decided to reorganise the coaching staff's portfolios, a move that affected Bradburn's role. Former all-rounder Yasir Arafat was recently appointed as the Pakistan team's high-performance coach for the New Zealand T20I series.

Mohammad Hafeez, former Pakistan cricket captain, has resigned from the PCB's cricket technical committee. This decision comes after a review meeting that assessed Pakistan's performance in the Asia Cup. Pacer Zaman Khan and spinner Abrar Ahmed are likely to replace the injured Naseem Shah and Faheem Ashraf in the final World Cup squad.

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi confirmed talks with former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson about the vacant national team head coach position. Watson chose not to sign due to media leaks. The search began after Grant Bradburn's departure after the World Cup. Mohammad Hafeez temporarily filled the role during tours.

Former Pakistan cricket director Muhammad Hafeez has revealed that former captain Babar Azam and coaches Mickey Arthur and Grant Bradburn did not prioritized team fitness in the lead-up to the ODI World Cup in India. Pakistan's disappointing performance led to scrutiny of their preparations. Hafeez also claims that fitness tests on players in Australia yielded concerning results.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) may end up appointing former Australian captain Greg Chappell as its new chief coach.

Even as he wasn’t willing to dish out that as an excuse, Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur minced no words in pointing out the fact that his team did miss the presence of its fans, as a 1,30,000 partisan crowd cheered India to a seven-wicket win for the hosts at the Narendra Modi Stadium in their 2023 ODI World Cup league clash on Saturday night.

Pakistan on Tuesday named former all-rounder Yasir Arafat as the high-performance coach for its national cricket team, marking another change in personnel for the beleaguered side after a turbulent year.