Gary Stead has taken up a high performance role at New Zealand Cricket three months after standing down to bring an end to his successful seven-year reign as coach of the Black Caps.
NZC said Stead, who led New Zealand to the inaugural World Test Championship title in 2021, will work three days a week in the high-performance programme and have a specific brief in the areas of player and coach development.
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“New Zealand cricket’s very much been at my heart for the past 30 odd years and to be able to keep contributing to the game I love is really special,” the 53-year-old said in a NZC news release.
“If I can pass on some of my skills and experiences to the wider cricket network and in turn help the Black Caps and White Ferns win on the world stage - than that would be really satisfying.”
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