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#OTD in 2009: Umar Gul became the first bowler to take a fifer in T20Is
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Umar Gul named as bowling coach for Afghanistan cricket team
Former Pakistan fast bowler Umar Gul has been appointed as the new bowling coach of the Afghanistan cricket team. The world cup-winning ex-speedster will join the Afghanistan cricket team's camp in Abu Dhabi on the 4th of April. The 37-year old has signed a short term contract with the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) of three weeks, but it could be extended. Gul, during his illustrious international career, bagged 427 wickets in 237 games for Pakistan. The ex-Pakistan international possesses plenty of coaching experience at the domestic level as he was the bowling coach of Quetta Gladiators in Pakistan Super League (PSL) and Galle Gladiators in Lanka Premier League (LPL). "After coaching at PSL, KPL, LPL and domestic level, it is a pleasure to be associated with an international team. I will try my best to help the Afghan bowlers with my experience," Gul was quoted by Cricket Pakistan. Gul, considered one of the finest bowlers in T20 Cricket, will try and improve the pace bowling unit of the Afghanistan men's side. The Asian side possesses world-class spinners; however, they are devoid of some genuine fast bowlers, which has been a massive concern for them over the years. Former England batter, Graham Thorpe, was appointed as the head coach of the Afghanistan Cricket Team a few days back after the latter parted ways with England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) after the humiliating 4-nil Ashes defeat. Umar Gul will be seen in action alongside Thorpe, who will be looking to take Afghanistan Cricket forward. Afghanistan men's national team will be in action in a five-match T20I series against Ireland in August as part of preparations for the T20 World Cup in Australia.
Breaking: Umar Gul announces retirement from all forms of cricket
Pakistani pacer Umar Call has announced retirement from all forms of the cricket and the ongoing domestic National T20 cup will be his final appearance on the cricket pitch as a player. “With a very heavy heart and after a lot of thinking, I have decided to bid farewell to all formats of cricket after this National T20 Cup. I have always played for Pakistan with all my heart and 100% of hard work. Cricket is and will always be my love n passion.” Gul said on his Twitter timeline. Gul made his debut for Pakistan in 2003 while his final appearance in the green jersey for the country four years back in 2016. Gul burst onto the scene in his debut match he produced a match-winning bowling spell against the arch-rival India in the second Test at Lahore in the three-Test series in 2004-05. Gul was rated as one of the best fast bowling talents produced in the country in the last two decades. However, continuous spells of injuries always halted his progress to become the leader of the pack for a long time. He scalped 163 wickets at an average of 34.06 from a 47 match-long international test career whereas his form with the ball in white-ball cricket was better and he claimed 179 wickets from 130 ODIs and 85 wickets from 60 T20Is.