Delhi: Before the announcement of the dates of Pakistan tour, there has been a big change in the West Indies women's cricket team. The team's head coach Shane Dietz has left his post after serving for three years. Cricket West Indies has confirmed that his tenure ended on October 31 and the decision was taken with mutual consent of both the parties.

Now Andre Kohli will take charge of the team in the upcoming series against Pakistan.

He has been made the interim coach for the time being. The dates of Pakistan tour have not been officially announced, but the series is expected to start in the second week of December.

Got new responsibility before Pakistan series

Andre Kohli has been a part of the coaching system of West Indies. He has contributed to the High Performance Program and also coached the West Indies Men's A team last year. Now she has got the responsibility of continuing the preparation of the women's team and preparing the players for the Pakistan tour.

The team reached two consecutive World Cup semi-finals

During the tenure of Shane Dietz, the West Indies women's team made it to the semi-finals of the 2024 and 2026 Women's T20 World Cup.

However, in 2024 the team lost to New Zealand, while this year it had to face defeat against Australia.

Reflecting on his tenure, Dietz said, 'I look back on three years as a success, and want to thank the players, staff and Cricket West Indies for their support. I wish the team all the best for the future.