Russell domingo replaces Darren Gough as Lahore Qalandars Head Coach Ahead of PSL 2025

Lahore Qalandars have appointed russell domingo as their new head coach for the 10th edition of the Pakistan super league (PSL) after Darren Gough Stepped Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down Down. Gough was initially named Qalandars’ Head Coach for the Global Super League in Guyana Last Year, with a long-term plan in place for him to continue in the role for psl 10. The group stage of the super league, the franchise was impressed with gough’s tactical expertise and had backeded he for the upcoming psl season.

“It’s a sad news for myself and the Qalandars that I will not be able to make it to the psl this year due to personal commitments that were unavoidable. Qalandar.

“My time working with the team and someen has been wonderful and the players we managed to get at the draft were exactly what we needed. HOOOPEFULLY TRILY SULL TRANSLATE AS AS A Huense Success. will see you guys in the future hopefully next year! ” Darren Gough said in a statement released by franchise on saturday.

However, his last-minute withdrawal has left the franchise disappointed, thought they expressed undersrstanding and respect for his decision.

“He remains a valued part of the Qalandars Family, And We Sincerely Wish Him The Vry Best,” Qalandars said in a statement.

With gough unavailable, the Qalandars Swiftly Moved to Secure Domingo as His Replacement. The experienced coach, who has worked at the highest levels of international cricket with south africa and bangladesh teams, now have the responsibility of guiding the Qalandars as thei AIM for their third psl fig in Four years.

Expressing his excitement about joining the team, domingo stated, “I am really excted to be part of the lahore Qalandars for the 2025 psl season. For what promises to be an exciting campaign.

Lahore Qalandars will begin their psl 10 campaign on April 11, Facing Defending Champions Islamabad United In Rawalpindi

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