The national team coach has had a 'period of reflection' on that chastening Ashes defeat, with Bazball 3.0 to be unleashed next week

National coach insists his partnership with captain Ben Stokes remains strong with 'Bazball' style to continue 'with a bit of refinement'

In the five months since England lost in Australia, the chat has centred on one question: will Brendon McCullum change as he enters the final phase of his stint as head coach?

McCullum also defended his decision to take a break in New Zealand rather than being in the UK to watch the County Championship

The New Zealander kept his job despite an Ashes drubbing and knows wins are required this summer

The national team coach has had a 'period of reflection' on that chastening Ashes defeat, with Bazball 3.0 to be unleashed next week

The England coach should have been humbled by the thrashing he was handed in Australia but little seems to have changed

England will have many opportunities in the coming months to set things to rights. | Cricket

A three-Test series against New Zealand starting later this week will be McCullum’s first Test assignment since the Ashes debacle earlier this year. | Cricket

Brendon McCullum dismissed rift rumors with Ben Stokes, emphasizing their productive four-year partnership and robust yet constructive discussions shaping England's cricket future.