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Waqar Younis to Coach in Sri Lankan premier league.
Saturday, 07 July 2012 - 07:50 PM

Pakistan fast bowling legend and Ex Pakistan head Coach Waqar Younis, is amongst the coaching appointments for next month's inaugural Sri Lankan Premier League.

 

It was reported that Waqar Younis is one of six appointments that have been finalised regarding the coaching positions, with only Kandurata province yet to finalise who their coach will be.

 

Waqar will be the head coach for the Ruhuna province team.

 

Reports indicated that Duleep Mendis was coaching Basnahira and Naveed Nawaz will be head coach for Uva.

 

In addition, and to add to the international flavour of the tournament, Australian's Shane Duff will be the head coach for Nagenahira, Tom Moody will coach Utuhura and Trevor Bayliss has been appointed as head coach for Wayamba."

 

Chris Gayle was the highest valued player at 100,000 USD with Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi second highest valued player at 50,000 USD.

 

The tournament is scheduled to commence on 10th August with the final due to take place on 31st August.





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