The Former Ireland Fast Bowler Katherine Dalton Becomes The First Women’s Coach in PSL History

Former Ireland fast bowler Katherine Dalton became the first Women’s coach in the history of PSL as she joined Multan Sultans as the fast bowling coach.

Dalton Appointed As The Fast Bowling Coach Of Multan Sultans:-

Katherine Dalton has been appointed as the fast bowling coach of Multan Sultans. Dalton, 30, becomes the first female coach in PSL history and the first female fast-bowling coach of a top-tier men’s team. The official announcement will be made later today.

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He Represented Them in Four ODIs And Four T20Is:-

Dalton, 30, was born in England and acquired Irish citizenship in 2015, after which he represented them in four ODIs and four T20Is.

She has toured Pakistan twice before and has worked with several fast bowlers. Including Mohammad Ilyas, Sameen Gul, and Arshad Iqbal as well as several under-19 players.

Have Worked With Deepak Chahar:-

An ECB-certified Level 3 Advanced Coach. Dalton has previously held coaching positions at the National Fast-Bowling Academy in the UK. And the Ultimate Pace Foundation in India. Where he worked with Deepak Chahar, among others.

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Dalton was also the assistant head coach at the UK-based National Fast-Bowling Academy, working with Ian Pont and Andre Nel.