
Ben Stokes says he wants to coach England in future and believes his playing experience would help him succeed. The 35-year-old all-rounder is completing his Level 3 coaching qualification while continuing to…
Ben Stokes says he wants to coach England in future and believes his playing experience would help him succeed. The 35-year-old all-rounder is completing his Level 3 coaching qualification while continuing to play. He retired from international cricket in June during England’s Test series against New Zealand.
Stokes led England’s Test side from 2022 and was part of the 2019 World Cup-winning team. He also recalled questions over Harry Brook being made vice-captain when Stokes missed a Test. Joe Root has since returned as Test captain, with former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming appointed coach.
The easy narrative is that a successful player automatically makes a successful coach. Stokes has leadership experience, but coaching demands different skills, from planning to developing players who may not share his instincts. His comments on Brook also show how leadership signals can affect confidence. The fair test will be England’s results and player progress under whoever takes charge next.
Source: thehindu.com
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