Former England coach Peter Moores has declined the offer to become the next head coach of the Pakistan national team.
"I was hugely flattered to be approached," Moores, currently a consultant with Nottinghamshire, told ESPN cricinfo.
"And I was very tempted by such a prestigious role with an exciting team. But having thought about it deeply, I don't think it is the right time for me or my family. I have committed myself to a consultancy role with Nottinghamshire and I am enjoying spending time with my kids as they grow up."
Moores was among the five foreign candidates being considered by the PCB to replace Waqar Younis, who stepped down after the Men in Green’s dismal performances in Asia Cup T20 and World T20.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is currently on the lookout for a new coach of the national team after Waqar Younis stepped down from his post early last month following a dismal showing of the team in the Asia Cup and the ICC World T20 tournaments.
Recently, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed former cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq as the new chief selector.
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