McCullum addresses England fans following Test results, pledges support to successor
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 2:06 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026

Brendon McCullum has issued an apology to England fans regarding the recent disappointing Test performances that resulted in his dismissal as head coach. He has expressed commitment to collaborating with his successor to ensure that all three formats of the game receive adequate focus moving forward. McCullum's acknowledgment of the team's struggles underscores the need for a strategic approach in the transition period. Specific plans for the new coaching era have yet to be outlined, but his willingness to support his replacement indicates a desire for continuity and improvement.
- •Brendon McCullum apologized for recent poor Test results.
- •He plans to work with his replacement for team improvement.
- •The focus will be on prioritizing all formats of the game.
"Brendon McCullum has apologised to England fans for the poor string of Test results that led to his dismissal and said he will work alongside his replacement to ensure all three formats are prioritised in the new setup.
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