Ex-Pakistani spinner Abdul Rehman has been promoted to Multan Sultans’ head coach after serving as the team’s assistant coach for the last five years. He replaces former Zimbabwe wicketkeeper-batter Andy Flower at the helm. Rehman joined Flower’s team in 2018 and under their coaching, Multan reached the final of the last three PSL editions and won the league in 2021.

Andy Flower said –

“The past five years have been a great journey for the Multan Sultans and I am privileged to have been part of it.

“When I agreed to join the Sultans, my first request was for Abdul Rehman to be my assistant coach. He is an exceptional coach and a consummate professional, and I am confident the team will benefit with him at the helm.”

🚨 Multan Sultans appoint former Pakistan spinner Abdul Rehman as their head coach

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Abdul, who is currently assistant coach of Pakistan senior men’s side said – “It is an honour to be carrying forward Andy Flower’s legacy at the Multan Sultans. Together with our leadership team, our coaching and support teams, we look forward to taking Multan Sultans forward with passion and innovation.”

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