R Ashwin names Eoin Morgan as CSK head coach candidate
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 1:31 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

R Ashwin has suggested Eoin Morgan, 2019 ODI World Cup-winning captain, as a candidate for the Chennai Super Kings' head coach position. CSK is in search of a successor to Stephen Fleming, who has stepped down to coach England's Test team. Ashwin emphasized Morgan's leadership skills, despite his lack of coaching experience. He also expressed support for MS Dhoni playing a significant role in the team's management going forward. A decision regarding the new appointment is expected soon, according to Ashwin.
- •R Ashwin endorses Eoin Morgan for CSK head coach role
- •Morgan led England to their first ODI World Cup in 2019
- •CSK seeks a replacement for Stephen Fleming
- •Morgan has no prior head coaching experience
- •Decision on the new coach anticipated shortly.
- 1:31 PMYahoo Sports — R Ashwin names ODI World Cup-winning captain as surprise choice for next CSK head coach
"With everyone wondering who would coach the Chennai Super Kings , former CSK legend R Ashwin was quick to name a World Cup winning captain as his pick.
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