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ECB to limit decision making powers of newly appointed coach Peter Moores
2007-05-01 10:11:00 In a surprising move, England Cricket Board (ECB) has decided to curb the decision-making power of newly appointed coach Peter Moores. This has come into the fray after the Schofield committee, appointed by ECB straight after the thumping defeats against Australia in the recently concluded Ashes series came to the conclusion that for the better performance ...
Mark Shields and Peter Moores: separated at birth?
2007-04-29 16:02:00 It’s a conspiracy and the truth will out. cricket photos, Mark Shields, Peter Moores, photo, separated at birth Read more at Will
Peter Moores backs Vaughan as England captain
2007-04-26 15:55:00 The newly appointed England cricket coach Peter Moores has said that he will make a future course of action for the team after consultation with captain Michel Vaughan. England is struggling as a team both in one day and test matches. First, they were whitewashed 5-0 in the Ashes and then had a pathetic run ...
Peter Moores appointed as England coach
2007-04-20 22:33:00 Peter Moores has been appointed as the new England coach, less than 24 hours after the ECB announced the resignation of Duncan Fletcher. He will take over from May 1. It had been expected that the ECB would appoint a temporary replacement while it took time to find Fletcher's longer-term replacement, and so today's announcement caught many by surprise. "The ECB has developed a contingency and succession plan for all key management positions," David Collier, the board's chief executive said. "Peter has been identified for some time as a leading candidate as a future England head coach. He led Sussex to domestic success and is one of the highest qualified coaches in world cricket. "He has worked since 2005 with the National Academy programme and has led tours with the England A Team. He is highly respected as an innovative and inspiring coach and is an ideal person to accept this appointment." Moores, who had been widely touted in the media as Fletcher's likely successor, said... |
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