"Waqar is certainly under consideration for this post and if everything goes well he will accompany the team to India," Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Director Abbas Zaidi told Reuters on Tuesday.
"Waqar is definitely one of the best bowlers produced by Pakistan and we are holding talks with him to come in as bowling coach."
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The 33-year-old Waqar was dropped by Pakistan after their first-round exit from the 2003 World Cup. Renowned for his reverse-swinging yorkers, he took 373 wickets in 87 Tests and 416 wickets in 262 one-day internationals.
Former Test captains Mushtaq Mohammad and Saeed Anwar were due to coach the team's batsmen in a five-day training camp from February 19 to 23, Zaidi added. The Pakistan squad is due to be announced on Saturday.
