England coach Brendon McCullum is determined to keep his role despite a humiliating Ashes series loss, though he concedes his future rests with others.
Trailing 3-0 after defeats in Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide, McCullum—whose contract runs to 2027—faces scrutiny like predecessor Chris Silverwood after a prior 4-0 drubbing, but insists England has progressed under his “Bazball” fearless style since 2022.
He vows to back his players publicly, learn from errors, and push the identity in Melbourne and Sydney to salvage pride, calling it a “pretty good gig.”
