Pakistan Coach Jason Gillespie Picks Water Bottles After Training, Internet Says: "Teach Players Manners"

22.10.2024 - 16:07 sports.ndtv.com

The Pakistan cricket team is currently in a rebuilding phase. Since the last few months, the Pakistan team has been suffering some big losses.

Be it the ODI World Cup or the T20 World Cup, Pakistan have dealt some big losses. They even lost a Test series at home to Bangladesh recently.

The Pakistan cricket team is desperate for a turnaround and coach Jason Gillespie is part of that process. A video is going viral on social media, where the former Australia star can be seen picking up water bottles at a stadium after a training session.

After the video went viral, several users commented that Pakistan players should learn from him. This is one of the main reasons why Aussies are better than us But we will not learn. @TheRealPCB please teach players so manners.

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