Rahul Dravid among contenders for England Test coach's job after McCullum sacking: report
Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has reportedly emerged as a candidate to lead the England Test cricket team following the dismissal of Brendon McCullum. Dravid joins a shortlist of experienced coaches being considered to stabilize England's performance in the longest format of the game.
Following the departure of Brendon McCullum from the Test role, reports indicate that the England and Wales Cricket Board is evaluating several high-profile names. Rahul Dravid, who recently concluded a successful tenure as India's head coach, is among the primary contenders for the position.
The search for a new red-ball specialist comes as the board opts for a split-coaching structure. While McCullum is expected to retain his focus on the limited-overs squads, the Test side requires a new strategic lead to oversee upcoming international series.
Other candidates currently linked to the vacancy include former England head coach Andy Flower and former spinner Richard Dawson. Both individuals possess extensive coaching experience within the English domestic and international systems. (Source: News Reports)
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