Andrew Strauss sets five-year goal for England men’s side to rule all formats
Sir Andrew Strauss aims to make the England men’s team “the best in the world at all formats” within the next five years.
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Sir Andrew Strauss aims to make the England men’s team “the best in the world at all formats” within the next five years.
Ineos Grenadiers chief Dave Brailsford and ex-FA technical director Dan Ashworth are among the experts from a range of sports to be consulted in a high-performance review of men's cricket in England, Andrew Strauss said.
Andrew Strauss has recruited Sir David Brailsford, the former performance director of British Cycling and current director of sport at Ineos, to his high performance review of English cricket. Dan Ashworth, the former director of elite development at the Football Association, has also been hired as Strauss looks to propel England’s men’s teams to the top of the rankings in every format.
Andrew Strauss has launched a performance review aimed at making England "the best in the world at all formats" within the next five years.
Matthew Mott has been appointed as England men's white-ball head coach on a four-year contract.
England have their two head coaches in place ahead of the summer schedule after announcing Australia’s Matthew Mott will oversee their men’s white-ball teams.
Matthew Mott has officially been named head coach of England 's white ball side, with the 48-year-old leaving his post with the Australia women's team.
New England Test coach Brendon McCullum made a big impact in the interview process, with ECB strategic adviser Sir Andrew Strauss revealing the selection panel was 'blown away' by the New Zealander's vision.