Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq is set to return to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) nearly two years after he resigned as head coach of the national team, as reported by ESPNcricinfo. According to ESPNcricinfo, he will also be the advisor on cricketing affairs to the current head of the PCB, Zaka Ashraf. IND vs WI ODI Series 2023: Shimron Hetmyer Recalled As West Indies Name 15-Member Squad; Nicholas Pooran, Jason Holder Unavailable for Selection.

The upcoming appointment is the first significant step the new leadership would take in managing Pakistan cricket. After a brief legal snafu in late June, when Najam Sethi's term as caretaker chairman came to an end, Ashraf was chosen to lead the PCB's new executive committee. Misbah's position is anticipated to be an honorary one, which means he won't receive compensation. After their Monday meeting, he came to a final conclusion.  ‘Mumbai Ya Trinidad’ Rohit Sharma Has a Hilarious Take on Port of Spain Weather After IND vs WI 2nd Test 2023 Ends in Draw Due to Rain!

It signifies Misbah's return nearly two years after his resignation in September 2021, just before Ramiz Raja was named PCB chairman. Since then, he has served as an expert and analyst for a number of TV networks, roles he is likely to keep up. In September 2019, Mickey Arthur's position as head coach was replaced by Misbah, who also served as coach and chief selector for Pakistan.

When Arthur led the Test team for a year, when Pakistan rose to the top of the international rankings, he had played under Arthur. Misbah succeeded Arthur as head coach and assumed the duties of chief selector after Arthur's resignation. (ANI)

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