Brendon McCullum has overseen a remarkable transformation of England's Test team, having guided them to nine victories in his first ten games in charge.
Playing a new positive and aggressive brand of cricket that has been dubbed 'Bazball' after McCullum's nickname, England have recorded thumping victories over New Zealand, India, South Africa and Pakistan.
And when asked by former Australia captain Ricky Ponting on Channel 7 to explain his coaching philosophy, McCullum spoke about wanting to "allow talent to flourish" and for England to simply "have a good time" before paying tribute to captain Ben Stokes.
