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With a 1-0 lead in the Test series against India, England enriches team spirit by integrating cricket legends. Moeen Ali trains Shoaib Bashir, while Andrew Flintoff boosts squad energy at Edgbaston.

England Legends Inspire Squad Pre-India Test

England leads 1-0 in series against India; emboldens squad spirit by involving cricket legends. Moeen Ali trains Shoaib Bashir, Flintoff fuels Edgbaston practice intensity.

England, leading 1-0 against India, enhances team spirit by engaging legends. Moeen Ali mentors young spinner Bashir, while Flintoff joins Edgbaston practice to boost intensity.

Aiming to strengthen their grip on the Test series against India, England are ensuring that there is no dearth of motivation for the younger players in the dressing room.
If Monday saw Moeen Ali join their training to assist Shoaib Bashir, leaving the young off-spinner ecstatic, Tuesday had former all-rounder Andrew Flintoff being part of the final practice session ahead of the second Test at Edgbaston starting on Wednesday. England lead 1-0 in the five-match series after winning the opener in Leeds.
And trust Flintoff to instil some of his feistiness in the already aggressive camp.
On the eve of the game, Stokes was asked about the idea behind the trend of bringing England greats back to the dressing room on a regular basis.
"It's been a constant thing for us to get some of the greats who are representing England into the environment and helping out. Those conversations that you have around the nets, natural conversations that you do have with the people who do come in, are so valuable to players.
"It's amazing how many conversations you can have in a social environment,&rdquo; said Stokes.
The England captain said that Bashir was "buzzing" after his chat with Moeen.
"It doesn't always have to be in a boardroom or around a table talking about specific things...I think it's great for Bashir to meet Moeen... It's amazing they've been met until yesterday, which I found amazing.
"Bashir is absolutely buzzing... Times that we can get people like that into the dressing room and offering their advice to specific individuals is, it's great for this team," added the skipper.

England’s Test side is managed by Brendon McCullum while Matthew Mott is its coach in white ball formats.

Andrew Flintoff part of England’s backroom staff for T20 World Cup, could be next head coach

England&rsquo;s Test side is managed by Brendon McCullum while Matthew Mott is its coach in white ball formats.

Andrew Flintoff has been added to England&rsquo;s backroom staff for the upcoming T20 World Cup, and ECB managing director Rob Key viewed it as a portend to the former all-rounder&rsquo;s potential candidacy to the team&rsquo;s head coach role.
Flintoff will coach Northern Superchargers in the Hundred this season and will also be involved with the England team during its four-match T20I series against Pakistan ahead of the ICC showpiece.
&ldquo;Without question, I think he would be an excellent head coach. He will be a worthy candidate going forward. When that time comes and whoever is in this job, and it might be outside of my time, they would be stupid not to look at him,&rdquo; Key told Telegraph.
England&rsquo;s Test side is managed by Brendon McCullum while Matthew Mott is its coach in white ball formats.
Key also drew parallel with current England captain Ben Stokes and said the Lancastrian can easily relate to players in the dressing room.
&ldquo;Flintoff is a leader like (Ben) Stokes. Just having someone who knows what it is like to struggle and come out the other end is so relatable to those players. When they have had a bad day, he can explain it.
&ldquo;He has high emotional intelligence so he understands when you need a bit of an arm around your shoulder or blunt honesty. Those are the skills that make a great leader,&rdquo; said Key, a close friend of Flintoff.
The 46-year-old Flintoff had suffered serious facial injuries while shooting for &lsquo;Top Gear&rsquo; in 2022 and Key was instrumental in bringing his former teammate back to mainstream cricket.
Key also said former England players like all-rounder Moeen Ali should be fast-tracked into coaching roles in future.
&ldquo;Moeen Ali I think will be an excellent coach, there are so many people. They have these skills and we want to try to create experiences where they can really learn,&rdquo; he added.

Flintoff is recovering from serious injuries sustained while filming for the BBC show Top Gear in December.

Andrew Flintoff makes first appearance as England’s backroom staff after car crash

Andrew Flintoff made his first public appearance in 9 months as the former English all-rounder was seen during England vs New Zealand 1st ODI on Friday.

Flintoff is recovering from serious injuries sustained while filming for the BBC show Top Gear in December.

Andrew Flintoff made his first public appearance in 9 months as the former English all-rounder was seen during England vs New Zealand 1st ODI on Friday.
Flintoff is recovering from serious injuries sustained while filming for the BBC show Top Gear in December. He was airlifted to hospital after he crashed a car and broke his ribs and suffered facial and jaw injuries.
Freddie joined England's backroom staff in an unofficial, unpaid role for their four-match ODI series against New Zealand.
Flintoff is not likely to travel to the World Cup in India next month.

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