Tuesday 3 May 2011

Andy Flower says his goal of signing a new contract England team director

Andy Flower says that his goal of signing a new contract England team director (England 6/1 2012 Twenty20 World Cup) as being the world's best team since the need to Peter Moores took over in April 2009 is left on flowers with the England team has to be a big hit.

The Zimbabwe's recent history of their most successful periods by one of England has guided them previous winter to help Australia regain Ashes on the ground.

England guidance Flower for his first victory in the ICC tournament (1 / 2 to maintain Ashes in 2013) when he helped them win the crown in 2010 World Twenty20.

A busy summer of cricket with Sri Lanka and India to come against the flowers that she says the best people in Test cricket by England aim to turn.

"I am delighted to have been given the opportunity to build on the considerable progress we have made to date as a squad and remain fully committed to developing the side and ensuring we are in a position to realise our objective of becoming the number one side in the world.

"When I was appointed England team director in 2009 I stated that I wanted to create a winning England team and I am very pleased with the advances we have made as a squad over the last two years in all formats of the game.

"Regaining the Ashes in 2009 and retaining them last winter and the 2010 World Twenty20 title are obvious highlights, but there is still plenty more we want to achieve in the longer term."