The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially announced the team management for the upcoming T20I series against Bangladesh. The three-match series, scheduled to begin later this month in Lahore.

The squad will be managed by seasoned administrator Naveed Akram Cheema, who has previously served in the role during several international assignments. Renowned New Zealand coach Mike Hesson will take charge as head coach.

The coaching panel includes former first-class cricketer Hanif Malik as the batting coach, while former Australian cricketer Ashley Noffke has been appointed as the bowling coach. Mohammad Masroor will serve as the fielding coach for the series.

Other management members include Cliffe Deacon, the team’s physiotherapist, Imran Ullah, the strength and conditioning coach, and Talha Ejaz, the team analyst. Dr. Wajid Ali Rafai will handle the medical responsibilities, while Muhammad Ehsan will join the squad as the team’s masseur.

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Security and media affairs will be overseen by Irtaza Kumail and Syed Naeem Ahmed, respectively.

First T20I match between Pakistan and Bangladesh will be played on 28 May in Lahore.