Sarfaraz appointed Pakistan Test coach for Bangladesh series
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Sarfaraz Ahmed has been named the head coach of Pakistan's Test cricket team for the upcoming series against Bangladesh in May 2026. This appointment comes ahead of a key international cricket contest, impacting team strategy and preparation. The series will test Pakistan's performance in the longer format of the game and influence player selections.
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- •Sarfaraz Ahmed is appointed as Pakistan's Test cricket coach.
- •The coaching role is specifically for the Test series against Bangladesh.
- •The series is scheduled for May 2026.
- •Pakistan's cricket board made the announcement on April 18, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Sarfaraz leads Pakistan to a series win against Bangladesh Pakistan's team confidence and international Test ranking could improve, benefiting players and cricket administration.
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