Former England Test head coach Brendon McCullum has confirmed he will remain in England throughout The Hundred to closely monitor the country's emerging white-ball talent, signalling a complete shift in focus to his role as England's limited-overs coach.McCullum's decision comes just days after the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) relieved him of his Test coaching duties following England's 2-1 home Test series defeat to New Zealand.
The loss extended England's poor red-ball run to seven defeats in their last nine Tests, prompting the ECB to split the coaching responsibilities.Instead of returning to his native New Zealand, McCullum will spend the next four weeks travelling across England to watch The Hundred, identifying players capable of strengthening England's ODI and T20I squads.
White-Ball Success Shapes New RoleThe move reflects his renewed commitment to England's white-ball setup, which has enjoyed an impressive resurgence under his guidance.
England recently completed a 4-0 T20I series sweep and secured a 2-1 ODI series victory over world champions India, reinforcing the ECB's decision to retain him as the white-ball coach."I'll be around for The....
