Pakistan's head coach, Jason Gillespie, has expressed his frustrations regarding the limited scope of his role, highlighting a pressing need for improved communication. Recently, both he and captain Shan Masood were removed from the selection panel, leading Gillespie to reflect that his current responsibilities "weren't what he signed up for," although he remains willing to adapt.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Gillespie shared, "Frustrations arise from time to time. When I joined Pakistan cricket, I was informed about a long-term plan, and effective communication was emphasized. It's disheartening when these expectations aren't met."

He candidly admitted, "This isn't what I initially envisioned, but sometimes you have to go with the flow. I understand I'm in a different environment where things operate differently. While one can agree or disagree with the methods, my primary goal is to assist the Pakistan team and help the players improve."

Gillespie had high hopes for long-term growth when he took on the role earlier this year. He previously warned ESPNcricinfo about the pitfalls of having coaches on short-term contracts, who might prioritize self-preservation over sustainable development. "If everyone adopts that mindset," he cautioned, "nothing meaningful will be achieved in the long run."

In the past two weeks, his concerns have started to materialize, underscoring the urgency for a cohesive strategy within the team.