Rahul Dravid among contenders for England Test coach's job after McCullum sacking: report
Also Read : ‘Ashes hangover’ led to Mccullum sacking, says Atherton"Dravid has no desire to coach full-time, but the England Test job would allow him extended periods at home and the chance to help keep alive his favourite format of the game. England, at the very least, should gauge his interest," according to the report. Rahul Dravid with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli after Team India won the ICC T20 World Cup in 2024 | Photo Credit: ANI Among the leading candidates is Zimbabwe great Andy Flower, England's most successful coach in the modern era, having led the side to three Ashes series victories and the No.
- ▪Also Read : ‘Ashes hangover’ led to Mccullum sacking, says Atherton"Dravid has no desire to coach full-time, but the England Test job would allow him extended periods at home and the chance to help keep alive his favourite format of the gam
- ▪England, at the very least, should gauge his interest," according to the report.
- ▪Rahul Dravid with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli after Team India won the ICC T20 World Cup in 2024 | Photo Credit: ANI Among the leading candidates is Zimbabwe great Andy Flower, England's most successful coach in the modern era, having led
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Indian great Rahul Dravid has emerged as one of the contenders to succeed Brendon McCullum as England's Test coach after the New Zealander was removed following the team's disappointing run in the longest format.According to a report in the Daily Telegraph, Dravid features among a list of potential candidates, including former England coach Andy Flower and ex-England spinner Richard Dawson.McCullum's four-year tenure as Test coach ended after England's 1-2 home series defeat to New Zealand, with the England and Wales Cricket Board deciding that "the time is right to make a change" ahead of next year's Ashes.
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