Cricket Australia Extends McDonald’s Coaching Tenure

Cricket Australia has extended head coach Andrew McDonald's contract until the 2027 season. Under McDonald, the men's team has achieved significant victories including the World Test Championship. The extension allows McDonald to guide the team through future competitions. Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley praised his leadership and team-building skills.

Cricket Australia has officially extended the tenure of their men's team head coach, Andrew McDonald, until the end of the 2027 season. This decision comes as McDonald prepares the team for the defence of their one-day World Cup title in South Africa.

McDonald, who took over after Justin Langer's departure in early 2022, has steered Australia to significant sporting milestones, including winning the World Test Championship and the 50-over World Cup, as well as retaining the Ashes in England.

Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley praised McDonald saying, 'Andrew has proven to be an outstanding men's head coach who delivers exceptional results and fosters a cohesive team environment.' McDonald acknowledged the commitment and professionalism of his support staff as key elements of their ongoing success.

(With inputs from agencies.)