Brendon McCullum joins Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler for an unprecedented insight into his transformation of the England Test team. The Kiwi coach explains his unique bond with England captain Ben Stokes, recalls their greatest triumphs and reveals why his coaching philosophy gives his players the best chance of winning back the Ashes this winter. The former New Zealand captain and IPL star picks out the pivotal moments of his record-breaking career, revealing that he nearly quit the sport before deciding to double down on the attacking approach that has become his trademark. Relaxed, honest, passionate and funny, this is McCullum as you’ve never heard him before.---------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 Intro01:31 Starting out in Dunedin with brother Nathan and Dad02:55 Importance of rugby in New Zealand04:48 Early mindset in sport06:55 Struggling mentally and nearly giving up playing09:25 Taking the Blackcaps captaincy11:35 2015 ODI World Cup at home14:10 Maintaining mentality as captain and NZ's limited resources15:00 Importance of loyalty in selection15:45 Triple century and final innings world record19:55 The IPL changing his life22:45 Coaching in the IPL24:10 Getting a call off Rob Key for England job27:40 Jelling with Ben Stokes29:50 His philosophy as a coach31:30 Imploring tactics during 2022 Trent Bridge Test35:10 The importance of winning38:15 Not liking the phrase 'B**Ball'41:25 The NightHawk49:15 Best moment as England coach51:50 The Ashes ------------------------------------------------------------------#Cricket #JosButtler #StuartBroad