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McCullum Steps Down as England Test Coach, Retains White-Ball Role

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Brendon McCullum has been removed as England's Test head coach, becoming the primary figure held accountable for the team's recent red-ball struggles. He will, however, continue in his role overseeing England's white-ball cricket setup. McCullum had been the architect of the aggressive 'Bazball' philosophy that initially revitalised England's Test cricket under his tenure. His future in the white-ball role also remains uncertain, with no long-term clarity provided by the England and Wales Cricket Board. The development marks a significant shift in England's Test coaching structure going forward.

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