The all -terrain Pakistani Shoaib Malik announced his resignation of the role of domestic cryket mentor today through a social networks publication in X.
He presented his formal resignation to the Cricket Board of Pakistan two weeks ago, saying that he believed it was “time to continue” to guarantee equity and pay attention to multiple personal and professional responsibilities in his life.
“This was not an easy choice, but after reflecting on my commitments, I realized that juggling with multiple responsibilities would prevent me from giving my best, both to Pakistan’s Cricket and my other professional and personal priorities,” he wrote in his publication.
The former employer added that he would continue to fulfill the role according to his contractual obligations, giving PCB enough time to name a new mentor for next season.
Malik also expressed immense gratitude to the president of PCB, Mohsin Naqvi, the PCB executive team, his former teammate and director of Wahab Riaz champions, the technical body of Stallion and the players who “trusted him the opportunity to share his knowledge.”
“Working with some of Pakistan’s most talented Cricket players has been an immensely satisfactory experience, one that I will always appreciate.”
Malik has worked as Captain of the Cricket of Pakistan from 2007 to 2009. He made his international debut in 1999 at the beginning of his career as a bowling player. Finally, Malik won a name for being an all -terrain batting.
It appeared in 287 international one day and obtained 7,534 races with nine hundred. Like out of shortage, he ended with 158 wickts, while he also captained Pakistan in 41 Odi.
He confirmed his retirement from the Cricket of a day after the 2019 World Cup.
