'Stop Doing It To Yourselves': Kevin Pietersen Slams PCB After Gary Kirsten Quits As Head Coach

Former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen has lashed out at Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after Gary Kirsten's sudden resignation as white-ball coach. Pietersen expressed his dismay on Twitter, questioning how PCB could let go of a coach with Kirsten's impressive resume.

Gary Kirsten, who led India to ODI World Cup glory in 2011, h been appointed as Pakistan's white-ball coach just six months ago. His resignation comes as a shock, especially after team's recent performances. Jason Gillespie, current Test coach, has been appointed to coach team on ir upcoming white-ball tour of Australia.

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Kevin Pietersen slams PCB

Kevin Pietersen's tweet highlights frustration and disappointment that many fans and experts feel regarding PCB's decision-making. He emphasized that Pakistan has too much talent to be hindered by internal issues and inconsistent leership.

"How can Pakistan Cricket lose Gary Kirsten’s with his resumè in coaching? One step forward last few weeks and two steps back today! Stop doing it to yourselves. Too much talent to keep doing this kind of stuff!" Pietersen tweeted. 

Kevin Pietersen's comments serve as a wake-up call for PCB to re-evaluate ir approach and prioritize team's success. With talent and potential that Pakistan possesses, it is indeed puzzling to see constant changes and setbacks that hinder ir progress. 

Gary Kirsten's resignation came a day after PCB appointed Mohamm Rizwan as captain of white-ball teams, replacing Babar Azam . Media reports suggest that delay in anuncement of squ and captain for Australia tour was due to discussions between Kirsten and PCB.  

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According to reports, Gary Kirsten was unhappy with PCB's decision to remove coaches and captains from new selection committee, which was appointed after Pakistan lost first Test match against England. Gillespie is also said to be unhappy with move as it is t what he signed up for when he agreed to become Test coach.