Jul. 16, 2026
Stephen Fleming: Former Black Caps captain addresses England coaching reports, possible NZ Cricket return
And while Fleming insists the timing is strictly coincidental, his name is reportedly on a nine-strong shortlist of coaches to helm England’s test side, with an Ashes series against Australia roughly a year away. Asked whether he’d be interested... Read more.
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