Nasser Hussain

Do you feel as a coach and a management group

that you've given the players the best chance to succeed in the biggest series of their lives?

Can you personally evolve and change, or is it the Brandon McCullum philosophy?

or are you constantly evolving and changing?

There's talk of a bit of tinkering and maybe another voice in that dressing room, an assistant coach.

Can you change your ways or is this the way you're going to play?

Did you stick to that conviction in this series?

Because at times the captain...

was playing in a slightly different way.

He looked like, over my dead body, called for a bit more fight and a bit more character.

Australia is not a place for weak men.

People signal that as to, come on, let's grind it out.

And he tried to.

Do you think you were both on the same page throughout this series?

Do you feel it was the right decision after all this time out here to take both roles as the white ball coach and the test match coach?

Because now you've got two weeks to Sri Lanka, four weeks to a World Cup, and you've got to be planning for that.

White ball cricket, as you know, is seriously important.

Have you spread yourself too thin?

One final question.

You've played a lot of very good cricket under your coaching skills but you've not beaten India or Australia home or away.