Chris Silverwood new England coach
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Chris Silverwood new England coach
Not the appointment anyone expected but is highly rated as a bowling coach. He's been working with the England set up a while now so I can't see the clean sweep many hoped for in the Test team.
But Good luck and hope it works out.
But Good luck and hope it works out.
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
I thought he was the appointment expectedQuickenthetempo wrote:Not the appointment anyone expected but is highly rated as a bowling coach. He's been working with the England set up a while now so I can't see the clean sweep many hoped for in the Test team.
But Good luck and hope it works out.
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All the talk I heard was of Garry Kirsten but I don't think he wanted to work all year round on all the tours.ClaretTony wrote:I thought he was the appointment expected
I was hoping for Gillespie, but I think he enjoys 6 months a year back home.
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I did hear Kirsten come to think of itQuickenthetempo wrote:All the talk I heard was of Garry Kirsten but I don't think he wanted to work all year round on all the tours.
I was hoping for Gillespie, but I think he enjoys 6 months a year back home.
Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
What no complaints at a Yorkie taking over the coaching of England
Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
High pay for a coach!
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
Underwhelming
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
It's amazing the lack of competition for these top jobs, Silverwood only moved to coach Essex a few years ago (2015?) and is hardly experienced. It is big jump up for him, I wish him luck.
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
This stinks to me as a sweetener as there are no English coaches in this new 100 Tournament and the media went mad..Let’s just hope he does have new ideas but I doubt it as he’s already involved with the team..
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
Absolutely the right option for England: I’m delighted with this and wanted the appointment. Kirsten would’ve been the safe appointment but glad Giles has made this brave decision.
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When it's an in house appointment theres always the worry that he'll be too pally with the players and not much will really change.
Although the fact Bairstow got dropped for the NZ tour would suggest it was very much Trevor Bayliss who insisted on him being in the team.
Although the fact Bairstow got dropped for the NZ tour would suggest it was very much Trevor Bayliss who insisted on him being in the team.
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How much difference does the coach make in cricket though?
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Re: Chris Silverwood new England coach
Agreed. But happy to give him a chance.Local cricketer wrote:Underwhelming