Mickey Arthur

Mickey Arthur, 51, who has served as South Africa and Pakistan's national cricket team coach, is all set to become Sri Lanka's 11th coach in the last eight years

Mickey Arthur has recently spoken about the manner in which PCB's cricket committee recommended his removal after the World Cup, saying he felt let down by people he trusted most

Mickey Arthur, who has been linked with a move to England, said he had done his best with Pakistan who narrowly failed to reach the World Cup semi-finals

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced that it will take a robust recruitment process immediately to fill in the vacant positions, belonging to Mickey Arthur, Grant Flower, Grant Luden and Azhar Mahmood. This comes after the country's team crashed out of the recently concluded Cricket World Cup, missing out on a semifinal spot.

It is being alleged that Pakistan's head coach Mickey Arthur wants wants Shahdab Khan to become limited-overs captain, while Babar Azam should skipper the Test side; replacing Sarfaraz Ahmed.

Mickey Arthur is likely to continue as Pakistan national cricket team's head coach. Babar Azam could serve as deputy to Sarfaraz Ahmed in limited-overs cricket, with Azhar Ali to lead the Test side.

Pakistan national cricket team head coach Mickey Arthur revealed that Mohammad Amir's Test retirement was on the cards and blamed his five-year spot-fixing ban.

Mickey Arthur's contract as Pakistan national cricket team ended after their exit from the Cricket World Cup. Arthur has been told to apply afresh if he is interested in continuing with the role.

Sarfaraz Ahmed's Pakistan missed out on a spot in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 semi-finals as they finished fifth despite being tied on points with fourth-placed New Zealand. Pakistan couldn't progress due to an inferior net run rate.

Haris Sohail, who replaced Shoaib Malik, and Mohammad Amir played crucial roles in Pakistan's Cricket World Cup 2019 win against South Africa at Lord's on Sunday.