John Buchanan

The coach, as cricket knew the role, might be outdated. How will back rooms be run in the future?

What could the coach and star player of international cricket's most successful ever side find to argue about? Plenty

Former Australia coach John Buchanan has said the baggy green culture within the side seemed to have "disappeared a bit" under the captaincy of Michael Clarke

John Buchanan talks about his contrasting coaching experiences with various sides, and the controversial multiple-captain theory

New Zealand cricket seems to be embarking on a new era. But will we see any change in fortunes?

Former Australia coach John Buchanan has left his job as New Zealand's director of cricket after overseeing a turbulent two years

Iain O'Brien joins Jarrod Kimber to discuss New Zealand's collapse at Newlands, the late Neil Adcock, Luke Ronchi and John Buchanan's "frosty" relationship with NZC

Dear sweet Superman, Moses and Mr Lillee, is this fair dinkum? Have they really stood down four blokes because they didn't do an assignment? From the Australian Test team? A team down 0-2 in a four-Test series in India?

It has been 18 months since John Buchanan became NZC's director of cricket, and with New Zealand's consistent defeats and the resignation of coach John Wright, his tenure hasn't been altogether productive

Harsha Bhogle, Mark Greatbatch and Andrew Alderson on a period of turmoil both on and off the field

Perhaps unsurprisingly after the side has been rolled for 45 in a Test match tensions remain apparent at the top of the New Zealand management structure

Wright the pragmatist wanted more control over selection than Buchanan the analyst but NZC decided the former was more expendable

New Zealand did away with their selection panel last year. Instead they have a selection manager who reads pie charts before drawing up a squad list

New Zealand hope a man who brought professionalism to lawn bowls in Australia can do the same to the selection process in cricket

The former Bowls Australia official will give John Wright useful advice by analysing the talent pool, but the power remains with the coach

Former selectors such as Glenn Turner and Mark Greatbatch could still be involved in advising New Zealand's new national selection manager, Kim Littlejohn, despite having been overlooked for the role themselves

New Zealand Cricket's journey towards the unconventional has continued with the appointment of a little-known Australian lawn bowls administrator as their new national selection manager

John Buchanan has said accountability was the main reason behind introducing a selection structure that gives the head coach the final say in picking a squad

New Zealand's top 20 cricketers have been asked for their views on the leadership capabilities of Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor