Former England batsman Rob Key has emerged as an unlikely candidate to be the new managing director of England.
With England currently out in the West Indies on a three-Test tour, the role is currently being filled by Andrew Strauss on an interim basis. Strauss has been charged with appointing someone to the position full-time after Ashley Giles was sacked last month.
Giles, 49, fell on his sword following another dire display Down Under in the Ashes, with Australia romping to a 4-0 win. England's recent draws in Antigua and Barbados leave their current series all square heading into Wednesday's final match in Grenada, meaning a run of just one win in 16 Tests.
