PCB retains Sarfaraz Ahmed as Pakistan Test coach post-Bangladesh series
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 10:27 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The Pakistan Cricket Board has cleared Sarfaraz Ahmed to continue as head coach of the Test team despite a 2-0 defeat in a recent series against Bangladesh. This decision comes after speculation that former player Younis Khan might take over. Sarfaraz will lead the team in upcoming Test tours to the West Indies and England. Shan Masood's future as captain remains uncertain, while Salman Agha is expected to be included in the touring squad. The Test matches against the West Indies are scheduled to take place at the end of July and early August, followed by England matches in late August and early September.
- •Sarfaraz Ahmed remains Pakistan Test head coach after Bangladesh series loss.
- •Younis Khan was previously rumored to replace Sarfaraz.
- •Shan Masood's captaincy status is under review amid poor results.
- •Salman Agha could feature in upcoming Test squads.
- •Pakistan's tours include matches against West Indies and England this summer.
- 10:27 AMYahoo Sports — PCB U-turn on the cards? PAK Test coach Sarfaraz Ahmed might get a lifeline after Bangladesh humiliation
"Despite a 2-0 whitewash against Bangladesh, Sarfaraz Ahmed is cleared to continue as Pakistan's Test head coach.
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