Brendon McCullum to Continue as England Head Coach After Ashes Setback
Former New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum is reportedly set to remain in charge of England in all formats, according to reports from the British media.
McCullum Likely to Stay as England Coach Until 2027 Ashes
There was a lot of uncertainty surrounding the future of England’s current head coach, Brendon McCullum, after England’s tough Ashes loss earlier this year, in which they lost 4-1 to their arch-rivals Australia. However, despite this, he is set to remain in charge till the next home Ashes in 2027, according to reports emanating from the United Kingdom. An official confirmation is yet to come from the ECB.
Earlier this month, England were eliminated from the T20 World Cup 2026 after a close semi-final loss to India. In this regard, Brendon McCullum recently confirmed that he is keen to remain in charge.
Brendon McCullum will keep his job as England head coach following the Ashes review, the ECB are set to confirm on Monday 🏴 pic.twitter.com/6kMI7IPH1B
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) March 21, 2026
‘I really enjoy this role. It’s a great job, even if it comes with pressure,’ he said. He further added that the team has achieved some great things in the last few years, but there is a lot of room for improvement.
‘I want to continue and help the team get better. Right now, I just want to go home, relax, and think about what we can do better,’ he further added. McCullum has clearly indicated that he wants to take the team forward and improve them in the future.
