AFP, LONDON: Andrew Flintoff has revealed he could consider applying to become England coach when the job is open next year.
Trevor Bayliss has announced his intention to step down after the 2019 Ashes series and former England all-rounder Flintoff is pondering a bid to take over.
Flintoff, 40, played a key part in a memorable Ashes win for England in 2005 and says he was so "disgusted" by the state of the national squad a couple of years ago that he sent an email to the England and Wales Cricket Board to make his interest in the position known.
Speaking in the latest episode of BBC Radio 5 live's podcast Flintoff, Savage and the Ping Pong Guy, he said once it was established that Peter Moores would be reapplying for the job, his interest cooled.
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Nazmul Hassan Papon, president of Bangladesh cricket Board (BCB), on Wednesday said that their prime target at this moment is to lift the trophy of a tri-nation or multi-nation tournament what Bangladesh… 
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