Englandlegend Andrew Flintoff has stepped down as head coach of Northern Superchargers. Flintoff’s association with Supercharges started in 2024. Under his leadership, the team concluded their campaign
in the fourth spot in the fourth season. This year, Superchargers ended the tournament in the Eliminator round. This year, Northern Superchargers became the part of India’s media giant Sun Group, which owns the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League Sunrisers Eastern Cape in the SA20 League.
Recently, the former England all-rounder appeared on the Beard Before Wicket podcast and said that after the ownership change, he felt undervalued. “I genuinely don’t do it for the money – although it’s nice – but I’m worth more than just over a quarter of the salary of other head coaches. We have new owners and I spoke to them and said: ‘Yeah, fine, make us an offer. I wasn’t encouraged they wanted me anyway, and you want to feel valued. So I said that it’s not going to work for me and they weren’t going to move on it. So, unfortunately, I’m not going to do it, which is sad,” saidAndrew Flintoff.
Adil Rashid reacts to Andrew Flintoff’s exit from Northern Superchargers
Adil Rashid has reacted to Andrew Flintoff’s exit from Superchargers. Rashid looked dazed on the developments regarding Flintoff and said, “You’ll be missed. I wasn’t expecting that.” After leaving the Superchargers’ camp, Flintoff might be seen coaching any other team in the 100-ball competition. The English legend will continue to deliver his services as head coach to England Lions.
As Flintoff resigns from his role, Superchargers will now search for his replacement who can deliver them effective results. After five editions of The Hundred, Superchargers haven’t won the title.
