Stokes wants McCullum to remain England coach

Ben Stokes, the star all-rounder of England cricket team, has expressed his strong desire for Brendon McCullum to continue as the head coach of the team. McCullum was appointed as the interim head coach for the upcoming series against West Indies, following the resignation of Chris Silverwood.

In a recent press conference, Stokes praised McCullum’s leadership skills and his ability to bring out the best in the players. He emphasized the positive impact McCullum has had on the team since taking over the coaching role.

Stokes believes that McCullum’s innovative approach to coaching and his experience as a former player make him the ideal candidate to lead the England team in the long term. He credited McCullum for instilling a winning mentality in the players and helping them improve their performances on the field.

The England cricket board is yet to make a decision on the permanent head coach position, but Stokes hopes that they will seriously consider retaining McCullum for the role. He stated that McCullum’s vision for the team aligns with the players’ goals and aspirations, making him the perfect fit for the job.

McCullum’s coaching style has been widely praised by the players, with many crediting him for their recent successes on the field. Stokes believes that McCullum’s presence as the head coach will only benefit the team’s performance and help them achieve greater heights in the future.

As the team gears up for the upcoming series against West Indies, Stokes and his teammates are focused on putting their best foot forward under McCullum’s guidance. Stokes is confident that with McCullum at the helm, the England team can continue their winning streak and further establish themselves as a dominant force in international cricket.

Only time will tell if the England cricket board decides to make McCullum the permanent head coach, but Stokes remains hopeful that they will make the right decision for the team’s future success.