D-Day for Chris Silverwood as England head coach faces the SACK in fall-out from Ashes humiliation - and ECB might ask Alec Stewart to take interim cost of Caribbean tour
- Coach Chris Silverwood might pay the worth for England's Ashes debacle
- He's going through the sack for {the catalogue} of errors that led to the 4-0 thrashing
- Alec Stewart and Andrew Strauss might assist mastermind the England re-set
Chris Silverwood might pay the worth for England's Ashes humiliation when the ECB board meet on Tuesday to debate the fall-out from a disastrous Australian tour.
England's coach turned choice supremo is going through the sack for {the catalogue} of errors that led to the 4-0 thrashing in a collection they'd focused for 2 years.
Silverwood and workforce director Ashley Giles final week submitted a report on the debacle to former England captain Andrew Strauss who now holds their destiny in his arms as chair of the ECB efficiency cricket committee.
Strauss will now current his suggestions on how England ought to transfer ahead to the board, with Silverwood and assistant coach Graham Thorpe the likeliest casualties of the red-ball 're-set' referred to as for by captain Joe Root.
And if the top coach is eliminated this week England might then flip to the vastly skilled Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart to take interim cost of the three-Take a look at tour to the Caribbean in March.
The ECB don't have any time to waste, with their squad to tackle West Indies on account of be named subsequent week and the celebration on account of go away for Antigua on February 24.
Strauss, who stepped again from cricket after the tragic dying of his spouse Ruth, may very well be prepared to extend his involvement within the sport once more and is the main candidate to mastermind that re-set, both as new ECB chair or in his outdated position within the job now occupied by Giles.
The board can even obtain a presentation from new Yorkshire chair Lord Patel and are set to reinstate Headingley's worldwide cricket this summer season.