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Cricinfo staff
September 26, 2006
Waqar Younis, Pakistan's bowling coach, is being lined up to join New South Wales after the World Cup according to a report in the Sydney Morning Herald.
Dave Gilbert, NSW's chief executive, has already said that he wants Waqar to replace Anthony Stewart, who recently left to take charge of Wellington in New Zealand.
"It would be great to work full-time in NSW," Waqar said. "I am very much interested in the job. When I finish my contract with Pakistan I will speak to David [Gilbert]."

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