Pakistan White-Ball Coach Hesson Admits Test Team Struggles

News Desk
LAHORE: Pakistan cricket team’s white-ball head coach, Mike Hesson, has candidly acknowledged that the national Test side is currently facing an uphill battle and requires considerable time and systemic effort to bounce back to competitive form.
Addressing a press conference in Lahore, Hesson emphasized that instead of reacting emotionally to recent setbacks, the management and players must focus on relentless hard work and accept ground realities.
He noted that rebuilding a robust structure demands patience and strategic planning rather than short-term fixes.
The candid assessment from the coaching staff highlights the ongoing transition and structural hurdles facing Pakistan cricket across formats.
Observers view these remarks as an acknowledgment of deeper technical and mental challenges that have affected the team’s performance in red-ball cricket on the international stage.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is expected to review the team’s ongoing performances and devise a comprehensive roadmap ahead of upcoming international assignments, aiming to address the core vulnerabilities highlighted by the coaching staff.