India, Sept. 4 -- Former Australia fast bowler and ex-Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie has sympathised with the players caught up in the latest upheaval during Pakistan's tour of England. His comments came after Pakistan made sweeping changes following their losses in the opening two Tests, with limited-overs coach Mike Hesson taking charge of the red-ball side after Sarfaraz Ahmed and members of his support staff were removed. As many as seven players were also sent home, including Salman Ali Agha, who had captained Pakistan in the first Test.

Gillespie Questions Salman's Sudden Omission

Gillespie highlighted Salman Ali Agha's situation as an example of the uncertainty surrounding Pakistan cricket. The batter went from leading the s...