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WITH the exciting and engaging season of T10 set to begin in Zimbabwe, the franchises at the Zim Afro T10 have announced their head coaches for the upcoming tournament. The roster of coaches includes some stalwarts from the world of cricket such as Pakistan’s Moin Khan, Sri Lankan Chaminda Vaas and Englishman Owais Shah.

The Durban Wolves have signed on the former Pakistan captain Moin Khan, who has not only coached the Pakistan national team but also has been a selector for the side.

The former wicket-keeper batter has also been heavily involved in coaching in franchise cricket, as he has been leading the way for the Quetta Gladiators since 2016.

With Moin Khan calling the shots, the Gladiators have made three finals since 2016 and won the Pakistan Super League once as well.

The NYS Lagos side has also made a big signing in terms of their head coach, as they have brought on the dynamic Sri Lankan all-rounder Chaminda Vaas.

The left-arm pacer who was well known for his abilities with the ball, has worked with a whole host of national teams in various coaching capacities. Vaas, who has been coaching since 2012, has worked with national teams of New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Ireland.

The Bulawayo Braves Jaguars have appointed Owais Shah, who has worked not only with UAE national team but also been at the helm of affairs at the Dambulla Viiking in the Lanka Premier League.

The Cape Town Samp Army has roped in experienced James Foster, who has coached in franchise cricket all around the world.

Foster, who began his cricketing journey in England, has plied his trade in the IPL, the T20 Blast, and the Bangladesh Premier League.

The Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers have brought in the Englishman Julian Wood, who is well known for his work with the big-hitting batters in the game.

Wood, who has worked with multiple top talents from across the globe, has also had successful stints in the IPL with the Punjab Kings in 2022.