New Delhi, Sep 13: Marcus Trescothick is uncertain about his future with the England Test side, as Stephen Fleming is set to take over as the permanent head coach.
Trescothick served as the interim head coach of the Three Lions during their recent historic 3-0 home victory over Pakistan, following Brendon McCullum's departure from the position and Fleming's upcoming appointment for the winter South Africa series.
Trescothick, who has served as McCullum's assistant coach, is unsure whether he can remain with Fleming's backroom staff once the New Zealander arrives in the UK in the coming days.
"No, not really," Trescothick said when asked whether he had an idea of his Test role in the future, as quoted by Cricinfo. "I've spoken with Rob Key a little bit over the last couple of weeks and had bits of discussions on what might happen.
He will now be heading to Southampton to join white-ball coach McCullum for the Sri Lanka T20I series, along with fellow assistants Sarah Taylor, Tim Southee and Jeetan Patel, while Kevin Pietersen will also arrive for his role as specialist mentor of the white-ball side. (IANS)