Stuart Broad questions appeal of England Test job after Flower declines
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 6:18 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026

Former England bowler Stuart Broad has expressed understanding regarding Andy Flower's choice to reject the England Test coaching position. He emphasized uncertainty over potential successors and raised concerns about the role's attractiveness in light of recent events. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) now faces the challenge of finding a suitable candidate as they seek to improve the team's performance and direction. Broad's comments highlight the ongoing struggles within English cricket, particularly regarding leadership changes and their implications for team morale and success.
- •Stuart Broad speaks on the decreased allure of the England Test job.
- •Andy Flower has declined the England Test coaching position.
- •Broad questions who the ECB may turn to as a successor.
- •Concerns arise over the overall direction and appeal of the role.
"Former England bowler Stuart Broad says he understands Andy Flower's decision to turn down the England Test job, and is unsure over who the ECB turn to next, pondering whether the role has become "less attractive".
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