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Rift Between Flintoff And Buttler; England Legend No Longer To Be White-Ball Coach - Reports
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England appoint Trescothick as batting coach; Jeetan Patel, Jon Lewis to coach spinners, pacers
Former England opener Marcus Trescothick has been appointed as the batting coach of the England cricket team, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said in a statement on March 01. Trescothick is currently serving as the Assistant Coach at Somerset, a county he represented before taking up the coaching role and will take up his responsibility for England starting mid-March. Trescothick will replace former England batsman Jonathan Trott, who is serving as the batting coach of the team on the ongoing tour of India. Along with Trescothick, the ECB has announced as many as three appointments in the coaching department. Former New Zealand and Warwickshire off-spinner Jeetan Patel has been appointed as the full-time spin bowling coach of the team after he applied for the role last month. Also, former England pacer Jon Lewis who was coaching the England Lions squads has been promoted as the pace bowling coach of the team. Lewis has been with the England cricket team on the tour of India. Following his appointment for the senior team, he will vacate the position of Lions’ coach, which will be taken up by Richard Dawson, who was the head coach at Gloucestershire County. Dawson will assume the role next month. “Following an extensive recruitment process, I’m really excited about the calibre of the individuals that we’ve appointed into these specialist roles. Marcus, Jon and Jeetan have demonstrated their ability at the highest level and also show huge potential for the future. Working alongside Carl Hopkinson, our current Elite Fielding Coach, we have the makings of a strong specialist coaching team, possessing a diverse range of experience,” ECB Performance Director Mo Bobat on the appointment of new coaches in England set up.