Rob Key has reportedly already held talks with James Anderson and Stuart Broad about their England futures, after the veteran seamers were controversially axed for last month's tour of the West Indies.
The pair were dropped for the series, which England lost 1-0, with interim managing director Sir Andrew stating the decision was made so they could "look at some exciting new bowling potential and give some added responsibility to other players who have featured previously."
However, Key, who was recently appointed Managing Director of England Men's Cricket, was critical of the decision while working as a pundit. He told Sky Sports: "Under no circumstance are Broad and Anderson not the best bowlers, not the best people as well."
