Following their disappointing 1-0 series defeat to the West Indies, England have a two month break before their busy summer of international cricket gets underway with a Test match against New Zealand at Lord's in June.
In the interim, England need to appoint a new director of cricket, head coach and, potentially, a new Test captain. And former England skipper Nasser Hussain has delivered his verdict on who he would like to see lead England into a new era.
First on the list is the director of cricket, with the ECB planning to make the appointment next month. Several candidates have applied for the role, but Hussain would like to see his Sky Sports colleague Rob Key given the job.
