Andy Flower favourite to return as England Test head coach

Andy Flower, widely regarded as the top active head coach in cricket, has emerged as the favourite to take over England's Test team following the dismissal of Brendon McCullum. During his first tenure from 2009 to 2014, Flower guided England to three consecutive Ashes series wins, a first Test series victory in India in 27 years, and the 2010 World T20 title. Questions remain, however, over whether England's current setup will be attractive enough to lure him back.

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