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England begin coach interviews with Simon Katich and Gary Kirsten leading favourites for Test role

The interview process for England’s vacant men’s coaching positions begin today, with managing director Rob Key leading the process.

Evening Standard

Simon Katich heads field for England head coach job with interviews to take place next week

Applications to become England’s next head coach close today, with interviews to be arranged for Monday and Tuesday next week.

Evening Standard

Gary Kirsten favourite to be named England Test coach as appointment nears

Informal conversations with candidates have been held ahead of Friday’s closing date for applications and the South African is the front-runner

The Independent UK

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Rob Key wants to see more homegrown coaches as he ponders overseas appointments

The likes of Gary Kirsten, Graham Ford and Simon Katich have been linked to the England post.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes poised to succeed Joe Root as England Test captain after Rob Key talks

Rob Key’s reign as England’s managing director of men’s cricket is beginning to take shape, with Ben Stokes poised to be named Test captain and applications open for coaching positions.

Evening Standard

Who will succeed Chris Silverwood as England head coach?

Graham Ford, Paul Collingwood and Gary Kirsten are among the names being linked with the job

The Independent UK

Former India head coach Gary Kirsten keen on England Test job

England’s new director of men’s cricket, Rob Key, is interested in appointing Gary Kirsten to coach the Test team, while another coach could be recruited to oversee white-ball cricket

The Guardian - UK

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Unhappy Simon Katich tenders resignation from SRH assistant coach's post over baffling auction big buys

NEW DELHI: Indian Premier League franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad is once again in news for all the wrong reasons after former Australian batter Simon Katich resigned from the post of assistant coach after reportedly being unhappy with some of the side's hefty auction buys.

The Times of India

Auction dynamics were very different and challenging this time: Kumble

Simon Katich, the assistant coach at Sunrisers Hyderabad, said getting Rahul Tripathi was a "big plus" for them.

The Hindu

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