Andy Flower has confirmed he is not pursuing the England Test head coach position, opting to focus on his coaching roles with RCB in the IPL and London Spirit.
Coaching journey
Flower's impressive coaching resume
Flower, who served as England's head coach from 2009 to 2014, led the team to multiple Ashes victories and a tour win in India.
He has also had a successful stint on the T20 franchise circuit, winning consecutive IPL titles with RCB.
Despite being seen as a strong contender for Brendon McCullum's replacement after his departure from the Test role, Flower has opted to stick with his current teams.
Andy Flower rules himself out of a return to the England Test coaching role
Flower rules himself out of contention as England test head coach
Andy Flower rules himself out of contention as England Test coach
Andy Flower rules out return as England Test coach after Brendon McCullum sacking
Andy Flower to stick with RCB, graciously turns down England Test head coach role
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The Zimbabwean intends to honour his commitments in franchise cricket with London Spirit and Royal Challengers Bengaluru
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Former Zimbabwe captain had been considered among the favourites to succeed Brendon McCullum
Flower coached the England team between 2009 and 2014, winning the Ashes three times
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