Mickey Arthur Shares Disappointment, Says Should Have Been Pakistan’s Coach For The ICC World T20

Former head coach, Mickey Arthur during an interview once again shared his disappointment for being sacked after the ICC world cup last year and said that he deserved to coach the men in green during the upcoming ICC World T20. So, here is what the 52 year old had to say.

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Shares His Disappointment Once Again

While voicing his disappointment over PCB’s decision to let go of him the high profile coach said, “I definitely felt I had more to give which is why I publicly said that I was disappointed when they [PCB] did not renew my contract.”

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Mickey Arthur Believes That He Deserved To Coach Pakistan In The ICC World T20

Mickey Arthur also revealed that he still feels he deserved to coach the green shirts during the upcoming ICC World T20. Hence, the South African said, “I had built a young team and I certainly wanted another 18 months and that would have taken me to the Twenty20 World Cup, which would have been the end of my term with Pakistan.”

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Takes Credit For Pakistan’s T20 Success

Mickey while taking credit for Pakistan’s T20 success during his tenure also said, “We started at number nine in T20 cricket but we got to number one position and won 11 series in a row. I feel I deserved the right to take the team to the T20 World Cup.”