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Pakistan Coach Steps Down 'To Pursue Further Coaching Opportunities'

By IANS News October 15, 2021 • 14:27 PM View: 1468

Former New Zealand Test spinner, Grant Bradburn has decided to step down as head of Pakistan cricket's high-performance coaching to "pursue further coaching opportunities", the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said on Friday.

The New Zealand cricket team had recently cancelled a limited-overs tour of Pakistan to fly out hours before the start of the One-day Series in Rawalpindi citing "security issues".

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