McCullum plans to support new talent during The Hundred tournament
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 12:39 PM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
Brendon McCullum, who recently stepped down as the Test coach, has committed to being present for The Hundred tournament. He aims to observe emerging talent throughout the four-week competition. His focus will be on identifying players under the spotlight of the tournament's 'brightest lights.'
- •Brendon McCullum is the white-ball coach for the team.
- •He recently lost his position as Test coach.
- •The Hundred tournament lasts four weeks.
- •McCullum aims to identify next generation talent.
- 12:39 PMESPNcricinfo — McCullum pledges to 'be around for the Hundred' in wake of Test sacking
"White-ball coach says he will watch 'next talent' under 'brightest lights' during four-week tournament
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