Pakistan Test coach Jason Gillespie's deteriorating relationship with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has culminated in his resignation, as the former Australian bowler stepped down from his post. The PCB has now appointed Aqib Javed as the interim red-ball head coach of the Pakistan men’s cricket team on Thursday.

Jason Gillespie has resigned as head coach of Pakistan's Test side. The former Australia fast bowler was appointed in April on a two-year deal. However, the 49-year-old has stepped down with Aqib Javed being named interim red-ball head coach, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said.

Gillespie was appointed on a two-year term in April 2024, but quit after a few disagreements with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), after they decided against renewing high-performance coach Tim Niels

Former fast bowler Aqib Javed has been named Pakistan's interim test coach after Jason Gillespie's resignation. Aqib, already serving as interim white-ball coach, will now lead the team in both formats.

Jason Gillespie resigns as Pakistan's Test coach, replaced by Aaqib Javed ahead of the series against South Africa. Key changes in coaching staff.

Jason Gillespie has resigned from his role as Pakistan's Test head coach. He will be replaced by Aqib Javed, who will begin his stint in an interim capacity with the two-match Test series in South Africa.