Marcus Stoinis endorses Justin Langer for England Test coaching role
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 5:29 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Marcus Stoinis has expressed support for Justin Langer as a candidate for the England Test coach position. Langer, currently coaching Manchester Super Giants in The Hundred, would bring significant experience following the recent sacking of Brendon McCullum. Stoinis shared insights into Langer's influence on his own career, emphasizing his disciplined coaching style. The future of Langer's involvement with the England team hinges on whether he would leave his current role. Discussions around Langer’s fit for the team’s existing philosophy are underway.
- •Stoinis publicly backs Langer for England Test coach role.
- •Langer is currently committed to The Hundred league.
- •McCullum's sacking has left England searching for a new leader.
- •Stoinis highlights Langer's influence on his development as a cricketer.
- •Speculation continues on Langer’s availability amid ongoing commitments.
- 5:29 AMYahoo Sports — 'He would be good fit': Marcus Stoinis backs Justin Langer for England Test coach's job
"With Justin Langer coming to coach Manchester Super Giants in the Hundred, Aussie star Marcus Stoinis has shown his support for the former Aussie legend if he decides to coach the English side.
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