Trescothick to be part of England coaching staff for first two Ashes Tests

London: Former opening batsman Marcus Trescothick will be a part of England’s coaching staff during the first two Tests of the Ashes series against Australia starting August 1.

The 43-year-old Trescothick will be overseeing England’s training sessions for the first two games scheduled to be held in Edgbaston and Lord’s respectively, media reports stated here.

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The former opener played 76 Tests for England and is best remembered for being the second highest run-getter at the 2005 Ashes series behind Kevin Pietersen.

He was named a wisden cricketer of the year that same year.

Trescothick has been roped in to assist England’s chief batting coach Graham Thorpe, who is nursing a sore shoulder and missed the team training Tuesday due to illness.

PTI