New Zealand coach Mike Hesson expresses mixed feelings as Pakistan prepares for a crucial Super 8 match
Islamabad: As the T20 World Cup Super 8 stage heats up, Pakistan faces New Zealand in a key encounter today.
Mike Hesson, Pakistan’s team coach, acknowledged the unusual situation of facing his home country. “I never imagined I would have to strategize against my own country, New Zealand. It’s a new experience for me to maintain loyalty to another team,” Hesson said.
He added, “I am still a New Zealander, but my heart is with Pakistan.”
Hesson’s statement has drawn significant attention in the cricketing world, highlighting the delicate balance between national allegiance and professional responsibility for coaches and players alike. Analysts say such remarks often spark debates on loyalty, ethics, and career decisions in international sports.
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