New Zealand Herald logo New Zealand Herald 3 weeks ago

Cricket: Players want 'general manager', not coach

A backroom cricket-savvy general manager seems to be the preference for the Black Caps rather than appointing a hands-on technical coach following Andy Moles' axing. Full Article at New Zealand Herald

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