Andy Moles is on borrowed time
New Zealand coach Andy Moles may fly out with the squad to the UAE on Tuesday - depending on the state of negotiations - but he won't be around for much longer, writes David Leggat in the New Zealand Herald
Jamie Alter
New Zealand coach Andy Moles may fly out with the squad to the UAE on Tuesday - depending on the state of negotiations - but he won't be around for much longer, writes David Leggat in the New Zealand Herald. It is understood the process is at a point where the two parties are settling on a number to pay out Moles for the remainder of his contract. Leggat believes there are three foreseeable options ...
Moles walks away with a satisfactory payout, perhaps in the region of $300,000, and a short-term stand-in installed for the five limited-overs internationals against Pakistan. If a settlement is not reached, Moles goes to the UAE, on a "business as usual" basis. Or New Zealand could go to UAE with a manager, support staff and the players, with captain Dan Vettori carrying on in an enhanced leadership role.
Jamie Alter is a senior sub-editor at ESPNcricinfo
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