Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie has revealed he still hasn’t received full payment from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Gillespie stepped down in December 2024, and since then, the issue over his pending dues remains unresolved. In a recent interview, he simply said, “It’s ongoing. Let’s just leave it at that.”
The PCB claims that Gillespie breached his contract, which they say caused the delay in payment. However, Gillespie has denied wrongdoing. He has also hinted at taking legal action, and earlier this year, he confirmed plans to sue the board. This has created tension between the two parties.
Gillespie’s tenure was short but happened during a major reshuffle in Pakistan cricket. At the same time, Gary Kirsten was brought in to coach the white-ball teams. Though the PCB introduced a dual-coach system, it quickly collapsed. Gillespie left just before the South Africa Test series, reportedly unhappy with board decisions.
This ongoing payment issue highlights the problems that can occur in international coaching deals. Cross-border contracts often face delays and misunderstandings. Coaches like Gillespie expect fair treatment, especially after serving at the highest level.
While the full details remain private, this case shows how tricky sports management can be. For now, Gillespie—one of Australia’s top coaches—is still waiting for his rightful dues and a clear resolution.