Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq joins Sudurpaschim Royals as head coach for the Nepal Premier League, scheduled to run from Oct. 26 to Nov. 21.
Former Pakistan cricket captain Misbah-ul-Haq has been appointed head coach of Sudurpaschim Royals for the upcoming Nepal Premier League, adding another international coaching assignment to his career.
Misbah expressed his excitement about joining the franchise, saying he was delighted to become part of the Royals and looked forward to experiencing Nepal’s passion for cricket. He also highlighted the enthusiasm surrounding the sport in the country and said he was eager to contribute to the team’s campaign.
The Nepal Premier League is scheduled to take place from Oct. 26 to Nov. 21, bringing together teams competing for the tournament title. Misbah’s appointment adds his experience in international cricket and team leadership to the Royals’ preparations ahead of the competition.
Misbah is one of Pakistan’s prominent cricket figures. He captained the national team during his playing career and later served as head coach of Pakistan. He became known for his composed leadership and disciplined approach, playing a significant role in the national side during his time in international cricket.
His professional experience also extends to Pakistan’s player selection process. Misbah recently stepped away from the national selection committee, creating an opportunity to pursue other roles in cricket.
His move to the Nepal Premier League highlights the opportunities available to experienced international cricketers and coaches in emerging T20 competitions across the region. Such assignments allow franchises to bring in expertise from established cricketing nations while competing in growing domestic tournaments.
For Sudurpaschim Royals, Misbah’s appointment brings experience in international cricket, team management and tactical planning as the franchise prepares for the new season. His role will include helping the team prepare for the competition and navigate its campaign against rival sides.
The appointment also gives Nepalese cricket fans an opportunity to follow a former Pakistan captain in a prominent coaching role in their domestic T20 tournament.
With the competition approaching, attention will turn to the Royals’ preparations under Misbah and how the team performs during the tournament. His experience as a former international captain and Pakistan head coach will form an important part of his new assignment.
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