Pakistan, Sept. 12 -- Pakistan interim head coach Mike Hesson has expressed interest in taking the Test coaching role permanently. He said Pakistan has enough talent to improve in the longest format. Hesson made the comments after England completed a 3-0 series sweep at Edgbaston. England won the third Test by eight wickets on Saturday.

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Hesson took temporary charge of the Test team less than two weeks ago. The Pakistan Cricket Board removed Sarfaraz Ahmed after the defeat at Lord's. Hesson said he loves Test cricket and would consider continuing in the role. However, he stressed that meaningful improvement would require time. He also said Pakistan needs clear direction and ...