Marcus Trescothick remains uncertain about his future role within the England cricket coaching setup despite England’s recent 3-0 Test series victory over Pakistan. Trescothick, who has been serving as interim head coach during Stephen Fleming’s temporary absence, will continue as batting coach for the upcoming six white-ball matches against Sri Lanka, beginning in Southampton on Saturday.

The former England opener, 50, has expressed uncertainty about whether he will retain a position once Fleming returns. Discussions are expected involving Rob Key, England’s team managing director, Fleming, and white-ball head coach Brendon McCullum to determine the coaching structure moving forward. Trescothick has revealed that Fleming had attempted to bring in Australian former player Mike Hussey as batting coach, but Hussey declined the offer.

Speaking about his role, Trescothick said he enjoys coaching both Test and white-ball formats and considers himself fortunate to work with the national team. He also highlighted the importance of having an English perspective within the coaching staff, noting that several key personnel—including Fleming, McCullum, fast bowling coach Tim Southee, and spin coach Jeetan Patel—are all from New Zealand.

“I’d like to think we’d have an English voice,” Trescothick stated, emphasizing the value of someone attuned to the priorities and needs of England players and teams. The coming days are expected to clarify Trescothick’s standing in the coaching hierarchy as England prepares for its next series.