Pakistan’s fast bowling coach Ashley Noffke says that PCB sent a message at 3:15 in the morning, you are going to England Test match.

In a press conference before the third Test against England at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, Pakistan’s fast bowling coach Ashley Noffke said that I have no doubt that the change of players during the series is not encouraging in any sense, but our focus is only on the game and my advice to the players is the same, they understand this.

The 49-year-old fast bowling coach, who has played one ODI and two T20Is for Australia, says that there is grass on the Edgbaston pitch, but it is too early to say whether the same pitch will be used during the Test, meaning whether grass will be placed on the Test pitch or not.

Ashley Noffke responds to the Pakistan team’s combination question, it’s a bit too early to ask, it’s too early to talk about it before the toss.

During the press conference, the fast bowling coach of the Pakistan cricket team was asked a question regarding the players sent to Pakistan, whether these players are really being investigated for any other matter apart from cricket.

In response to the questioner, he said, “I hope, nothing will happen, as you are asking.”