Dale Steyn will join the England Lions coaching staff.
Dale Steyn, included in the list of legendary fast bowlers of world cricket, had entered the world of coaching after retiring from professional cricket, in which in the last season of the Indian Premier League, Steyn was the coach of team fast bowling. The Sunrisers Hyderabad team was performing. Dale Steyn had announced some time ago that he would be stepping down from this responsibility, about which he had given information through his post on the social media platform with the England Lions.
Dale Steyn to join Andrew Flintoff’s coaching team
The England Lions team has a tour of South Africa next month, which will run from November 20 to December 14. While veteran player Andrew Flintoff will take on the responsibility of head coach of the England Lions team on this tour, Dale Steyn will be part of their coaching staff. Apart from this, Neil McKenzie, former South African national team player, will also be seen in the coaching staff of the England Lions team. Dale Steyn had taken 439 wickets in Test cricket for South Africa. On this tour, although the England Lions team will first spend more time on the training ground, they will then have to play a four-day match against the South African A team in the Western Province. The ECB has already announced a 19-member England Lions team for this tour.
10 fast bowlers included in England Lions squad
If we talk about the England Lions team touring South Africa, they have included 10 fast bowlers, which also include the names of Josh Hull and Pat Brown, who made their debut in international cricket. While Dale Steyn will be working with the fast bowlers on this tour, Neil McKenzie will be seen carrying out his responsibilities with the batsmen included in this team. McKenzie previously worked with Andrew Flintoff at the Northern Superchargers team in The Hundred.
England Lions squad for tour of South Africa
Farhan Ahmed, Zaman Akhtar, Casey Aldridge, Pat Brown, Jaffer Chauhan, James Coles, Henry Crocombe, Josh Hull, Matt Hurst, Tom Laws, Freddie McCann, Ben McKinney, Harry Moore, Dan Mousley, Dillon Pennington, James Ray, Hamza Sheikh , Mitch Stanley, John Turner.
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