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The death of Bazball: Why Brendon McCullum’s reign as England’s Test coach had to end
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The death of Bazball: Why Brendon McCullum’s reign as England’s Test coach had to end. The most obvious choice is the return of Andy Flower, if he can be lured away from franchise cricket. But the Ashes has a habit of ending cricket careers one way or another.
Furthermore, "An interim solution could be in place if it allows us to get to the best possible decision later on down the line." Gould added that England would also consider a model where a coach could continue their franchise commitments alongside the role. The new coach will have to work alongside McCullum, who retains the white-ball role, to balance the best interests of English cricket in a crowded cricket calendar where players manage international and franchise commitments.
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The death of Bazball: Why Brendon McCullum’s reign as England’s Test coach had to end.
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The most obvious choice is the return of Andy Flower, if he can be lured away from franchise cricket.
according to The IndependentBut the Ashes has a habit of ending cricket careers one way or another.
according to The Independent"An interim solution could be in place if it allows us to get to the best possible decision later on down the line." Gould added that England would also consider a model where a coach could continue their franchise commitments alongside the role.
according to BBC SportThe new coach will have to work alongside McCullum, who retains the white-ball role, to balance the best interests of English cricket in a crowded cricket calendar where players manage international and franchise commitments.
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