Andy Flower: Former England head coach to leave ECB after 12 years

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Andy Flower: Former England head coach to leave ECB after 12 years

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Former England head coach Andy Flower will be to depart from the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Also a former priest of Zimbabwe, flower, had been at the head trainer part for five years between 2009 and 2014.
England reached number one in the Test ranks in 2011, also won the 2010 World Twenty20 and three Ashes series throughout his tenure.
The 51-year-old spent two years as assistant to the final five as coach of the England Lions, along with Peter Moores.
The Ashes success in 2010-11 stands outside. It is hard to win in Australia, and to do it so comprehensively was a very proud moment in my coaching career, said Flower.
The win India in 2012-13 has been a highlight too. To overcome some players in demanding conditions that are spinning has been a success.
So was that the T20 World Cup triumph in 2010. How we played with our cricket, with such freedom and aggression, was fun to be part of.
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