McCullum's 'Bazball' Era Fades; Alastair Cook Tipped for England Coach Role

• Brendon McCullum's 'Bazball' strategy, successful in Tests, has failed in white-ball cricket, leading to speculation about his future.
• England's poor white-ball performance (4/15 ODIs, 8/15 T20s in 2025) and Ashes flop raise concerns over McCullum's tenure.
• Former captain Alastair Cook is being discussed as a potential replacement, suggested by Michael Atherton.
• Cook, known for his patience, could bring balance and discipline, contrasting with the aggressive 'Bazball' approach.
• Cook expressed interest in coaching England someday but denies current contact from ECB, stating it's speculation.

Why It Matters: McCullum's 'Bazball' faces scrutiny after white-ball failures; Alastair Cook emerges as potential England coach.