The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday confirmed the resignation of chief curator Tony Hemming, cutting short his two-year contract after just 13 months.
According to details, the seasoned Australian curator, who joined the PCB in July 2024 after his tenure with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), is reportedly in talks to return to his former role with Bangladesh.
Hemming had assumed the role in July 2024 under a two-year contract. The PCB has confirmed his departure.
He was tasked with preparing pitches for the ICC World Test Championship fixtures and the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
However, Hemming stepped down citing personal reasons.