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    Afridi, Yousuf against Whatmore's appointment

    Karachi, July. 1 (PTI): Dav Whatmore maybe the front-runner to take over as the next Pakistan cricket coach but some of the senior players, including Shahid Afridi and Mohammad Yousuf, are apparently not too keen to work under the Australian.

    According to source, the players are apprehensive about Whatmore who has established his reputation as a hard task master.

    "Some of the players are not comfortable because of Whatmore's reputation of being a no-nonsense person who is not afraid of taking on the players in his team on important issues," the source said.

    Incidentally, former captain and ex-chief executive of the board Rameez Raja said in an interview that he would like to see Richard Done get the job.

    "My vote is for Done because he is said to have excellent management skills," Raja said.

    He also pointed out that Done was young and had done some wonderful work at the Australian cricket academy and also as the ICC high performance manager.

    Apart from Whatmore and Done, another Australian Geoff Lawson is also in the race for the coach's job.

    Former captain, Inzamam-ul Haq, however, has has backed the appointment of Whatmore saying he had the experience and credentials to fill in a void left by someone like Bob Woolmer.


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