Ian Bell

So Jonathan Trott would be a good one.

um I would say James Anderson but I feel like he's just a bit grumpy isn't he but I feel like I'd love to just meet him just to sort of say shake his hand and just go you know it's been an absolute privilege to watch him play cricket and I'm like most of the cricket community fuming at how he's been treated by England but also most recently by Lancashire um so yeah he's been one of my favourite players to watch and um Ian Bell, weirdly, again, Warwickshire, but a player I just used to love, aesthetically pleasing player, great batsman, both for my county, but also my country.

So, yeah, those would be my four.

I've given you four there, but there we go.

We love that.

I mean, I have to tell you a secret though, Liam.

I don't know why, but Ian Bell really annoys me and he has always annoyed me.

I don't know why.

You're looking at Jonathan Trott, you look at Richard Dawson, you look at James Foster, Michael Yardy.

I'll throw Ian Bell's name in the list because I think he's doing good stuff away from English cricket.

I think Rob Key is potentially future proof, proof in English cricket's coaches from an Eng- from English shores over the course of the next four or five years to make sure the next England coach, whether it be red ball or white ball, comes from England.

Okay, before we move on, let's actually hear from Rob Key, um, during his press conference this morning, talking about the whole, uh, big picture of the coaching setup.