Marcus Trescothick remains in the dark about his role in the Test team of the England national cricket team. The former England keeper-batter was the interim head coach of the team that handed Pakistan a 3-0 whitewash on September 12. Trescothick is set to join the white-ball team to work alongside Brendon McCullum, with doubts over his role in the Test set-up.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) appointed Stephen Fleming as Brendon McCullum's replacement in the Test team. Fleming is officially their new head coach of the Test team, but he is yet to join the team. During his absence, Marcus Trescothick was in charge of coaching the team.
After the conclusion of the series, the former England cricketer said that his role is yet to be sorted out. A final decision is expected to come through discussions between Rob Key, white-ball head coach Brendon McCullum and the newly appointed red-ball coach Stephen Fleming.
"No, not really, I've spoken with Rob Key a little bit over the last couple of weeks and had bits of discussions on what might happen. I think when Stephen [Fleming]'s over and then they - Rob and Stephen and Brendon - can get together and really sort of thrash out exactly how it's going to look, then we'll probably be involved in those sort of conversations afterwards," he said when asked if he had an idea of his Test commitments going forward.
Marcus Trescothick keeps himself open for any opportunities to work for England
The 3-0 win against Pakistan must have boosted the morale of the team, as they have already started looking forward to the series against Sri Lanka, a possible series in Pakistan.
"Our immediate plan is obviously then looking at the Sri Lanka series we're now straight into, with the possibility of going maybe into Pakistan. But I think within the next couple of weeks we'll know a bit more," he added.
Uncertainties are there, but Trescothick keeps himself open for any kind of opportunity to work closely with the national side. He is eager to stay with the team across different formats.
"I love doing both formats. It's been brilliant and [I'm] privileged to be in the position of being assistant coach where you're on the road because it's great fun and you're with the team and you're working with the best. There's nothing better than working with your own national team, of course. But we'll see. We'll see how it pans out," the former cricketer expressed.
Joe Root praises Marcus Trescothick as an interim head coach
England's Test team captain Joe Root applauded the work method of Marcus Trescothick. Taking a step further, Root stated that if at any time in the near future Marcus Trescothick is appointed as the head coach of the team, then it will be a great opportunity for him.
"I think the way that he's worked with me, the way that he's worked with the group, has been outstanding," Root said. "And I hope he takes a lot of confidence from it, and if he ever gets the opportunity to be a head coach further down the line, it's been great for him, and he's done a brilliant job over the course of the three games."
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