Moeen Ali

He's an opening left-hander.

So they're the two players that really stood out.

There's some really good, and they're all different.

A lot of the later part of my career, everything was about man-managing and more of a manager type.

There was no one really coaching technique or things like that.

For me, Steve Rhodes at Worcester was really good because he really pushed me.

We just trained constantly and

Just more technique and getting things right.

Because they're the basics that you really need to have.

And then later my career was more just managing.

Peter Moores was really good when I first played for England.

I think he's brilliant for younger players in the side.

And then Trevor Bayliss was...

the most hands-off coach I've ever come across, but he just worked.

He just knew how to get the best players, get the best out of players.

And then in the franchise circuit, there's loads of those type of coaches, like Fleming, Stephen Fleming.

Baz was really good as well.

So there's coaching and then there's managing almost now.

It's almost two different things.

I miss, yeah, of course you miss playing.