David Hemp

Pakistan has roped in Australia-based David Hemp as head coach of the national women's team which has seen a regular change of guard at the helm of affairs in the last few years.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday informed that women's team skipper Bismah Maroof has withdrawn from next month's tour to South Africa due to family reasons.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has appointed David Hemp as the batting coach and Andre Adams as the bowling coach for the national men's cricket team, signing a two-year deal. Hemp, who previously served as the High-Performance Head Coach since May 2023, brings extensive experience to his new role, having previously worked with the team as their batting coach during their New Zealand tour last year.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday announced that their women's cricket team's tour of Africa was extended after it was agreed that they will play three 50-over matches and two T20Is in Zimbabwe after their tour of South Africa. The 50-over matches will not be classified as official ODIs as Zimbabwe does not have an ODI status, but the 20-over games will be internationals.

Thirteen months ago, Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof was preparing to bid farewell to cricket and embrace motherhood.

Pakistan on Monday named a jumbo 26-member women's cricket squad for their upcoming limited-overs tour of the West Indies, beginning on June 30.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced that the women's team is all set to attend the training camp which commences on Tuesday for next month's South Africa tour after 26 players and 12 officials returned their second negative Covid-19 results. "A player, presently out of the country, and an official will join the camp later in the week after returning the two mandatory negative tests..

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced that their women's team will tour South Africa to play three ODIs and as many T20Is, starting January 20.

David Hemp, Bangladesh's batting coach, acknowledged their improved second-innings performance against India but stressed the challenges from India's bowlers. At stumps on day three, Bangladesh stood at 158 for four, requiring another 357 runs to win. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto was unbeaten on 51, accompanied by Shakib Al Hasan on 5 not out.