Buttler Set to Embrace ‘Baz’ in White-Ball After Brendon McCullum Becomes England’s All-Format Coach

England's white-ball team will commence the beginning of a new era when Coach Brendon McCullum was announced as the coach of the white-ball side. The excitement is palpable as Coach McCullum has garnered significant praise after mentoring the English Test side and him taking charge as the boss of T20Is and ODIs will bring a new mindset in the team. ENG's white-ball skipper, Jos Buttler, opened up on Baz becoming the team's all-format coach for the senior men's team.  

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Jos Buttler Excited to Collaborate with New Coach Brendon McCullum After His Appointment as England’s All-Format Coach

During an appearance on Sky Sports, England's white-ball skipper Jos Buttler opened up on ECB appointing Brendon McCullum as the head coach for all three formats. McCullum was already a part of England's Test side as its head coach, and he will now serve as the coach of England's all three formats. Buttler is eager to spend more time with McCullum, saying that the coach's expertise will help him as a skipper.

"I have a bit of a relationship with [Brendon McCullum] Baz but I'm looking forward to spending more time with him. I'm looking forward to digging into the cricket side of things. He will help me so much as a captain.

"We're similar in the way we see the game but just getting to spend time with him and opening my eyes to certain things or the other way around. For me, I want this to be the most enjoyable part of my career. I've played for a decent amount of time now so maybe a shift in the goalposts of what you really want to achieve and for me, that's helping guys become what they can be and building towards two big events later on," England's white-ball skipper Jos Buttler said.

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Before Brendon McCullum took charge of all three formats' coach, Marcus Trescothick stepped in as the interim head coach of the Three Lions when they faced Australia in T20Is. Trescothick will remain until the end of the year when the Englishmen will tour the Caribbean for a white-ball series.