England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) Former New Zealand fast bowler Tim Southee Has appointed an expert advisor to England’s men’s cricket team. Southee, who is New Zealand’s highest wicket -taking bowler, will work with all England teams during domestic summer, which will end with a five -Test series against India.

Tim Southee ready to strengthen England’s bowling

Before the first international match of Southee England, who will be the only Test against Zimbabwe, will join the team. His advisory role will give him a chance to work with the team throughout the busy summer program, including a white ball match against the West Indies and a five -Test series against India, which will begin in Headingley, Leeds from June 20. The ECB’s decision to bring the South is a strategic step to strengthen England’s bowling resources. Southee retired from international cricket in December 2024 and took 776 wickets in 107 Tests, 161 ODIs and 126 T20I matches in his career. Their experience, especially in seam and swing -friendly conditions, can prove to be extremely beneficial for England fast bowlers, as they are getting ready for challenging matches.

After completing his term with Southee England, Birmingham will represent Phoenix

Head coach of Southee England Brendon McCullum Will work together, who is his former New Zealand companion. A lot of attention has already been attracted about this partnership. After completing the work with England, Southee will represent Birmingham Phoenix in the Hundred Tournament. His dual responsibility shows the short-term role of his consultation, and also states that international cricket stars are now working in the role of expert coaching and mentorship.