Simon Doull

Is this the last test match for the two of them together and then England find another test match coach?

It's all speculation, but that's where a lot of the media over here and I listened to a couple of other guys talking after the game.

Michael Vaughan seemed to think it was irreparable, whether that's the case or not.

But if there was a way forward, it's almost like that's kind of the only way I think they can move forward.

Does Brendan just go?

I don't think there's a they can't work together.

I think they just have to get on the same page.

And I think they lost the pages.

There was a few pages ripped out during the Ashes, and they just lost maybe the way that they were both looking to play.

I think Brendan wanted to play one way.

Ben wasn't sure and then decided to play a completely different way.

And I don't know whether either is right nor wrong in this instance.

You've got two guys, you know, and I've obviously worked with Brendan, I've watched Brendan play a lot.

He was, he, you know, in a way transformed New Zealand cricket.

There was a bit of a shambles going on at the start when he took over.

We had that tour of South Africa.

He is all guns blazing.

And Ben is not much different for the most part.

So you're bound to have a clash at some stage.

And for the most part, it's worked.