Sarfaraz Ahmed, the newly appointed head coach of Pakistan's Test cricket team, shared insights on his coaching philosophy, emphasizing the significance of mutual trust and clear communication between coaches and players. His first task will be a two-Test series against Bangladesh beginning on May 8, which marks Pakistan's second series in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship cycle. Sarfaraz acknowledged the challenge players face in transitioning from T20 to Test cricket, especially after competing in the Pakistan Super League. However, he believes his prior experience as a captain will help him connect with the players. He expressed confidence in replicating his successful cricket career as a coach, drawing from his experiences with the under-19 and Shaheens teams. Additionally, he noted that premier batsman Babar Azam's resurgence in form during the PSL is encouraging for the team's prospects against a competitive Bangladesh side known for its challenging pitches.