Stephen Fleming to be appointed England Test coach after impressing ECB
•New Zealander will succeed Brendon McCullumLikely to start on South Africa tour in DecemberStephen Fleming is expected to be named as England’s Test coach, after impressing the England and Wales Crick...
•The 53-year-old would work alongside his predecessor, compatriot, former teammate and friend Brendon McCullum, who remains in charge of the white-ball teams.Fleming stood down as head coach of the Ind...
•That announcement was made after CSK finished eighth out of 10 teams in this year’s IPL, following on from a last-place finish in 2025, but also less than 24 hours after McCullum was sacked by the ECB...
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New Zealander will succeed Brendon McCullum
Likely to start on South Africa tour in December
Stephen Fleming is expected to be named as England’s Test coach, after impressing the England and Wales Cricket Board in a series of interviews over the past two weeks. The 53-year-old would work alongside his predecessor, compatriot, former teammate and friend Brendon McCullum, who remains in charge of the white-ball teams.
Fleming stood down as head coach of the Indian Premier League franchise Chennai Super Kings – as well as their subsidiaries Joburg Super Kings, in South Africa’s SA20, and Texas Super Kings in America’s Major League Cricket – this month. That announcement was made after CSK finished eighth out of 10 teams in this year’s IPL, following on from a last-place finish in 2025, but also less than 24 hours after McCullum was sacked by the ECB as Test coach.
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