John Wright

John Wright looks at his stint with New Zealand Cricket as an opportunity to make a difference with emerging players as well as established internationals

New Zealand's reappointed coach John Bracewell hopes the team's newest off-field signing, John Wright, will travel with the squad on a case-by-case basis

John Bracewell has held on to his job as New Zealand's coach for two more seasons

New Zealand Cricket has formed a subcommittee to determine whether John Bracewell should be retained as the national coach

John Wright has confirmed he would like to work with New Zealand Cricket but he believes John Bracewell will keep his job as the national coach

Graham Ford's things to do list

New Zealand are considering possible roles for John Wright, who is keen to remain in Canterbury after refusing a position at Australia's Centre of Excellence

John Wright has withdrawn from the race to become the head coach at Australia's Centre of Excellence in Brisbane

John Wright, the former New Zealand opener and India coach, is tipped to be Tim Nielsen's replacement as the head coach at the Centre of Excellence

The coaching clearout that has followed the World Cup

Although the Board of Control for Cricket in India has not come up with a shortlist of any kind for the man likely to replace Greg Chappell, certain names have been doing the rounds in the media over the last couple of weeks

Winning in South Africa is tough but not impossible. Former coach John Wright has a few pointers for India

What defines greatness in a batsman? Is it the weight of statistics or the ability to score runs in all conditions? In the concluding part of this Round Table discussion on modern batsmen, Sanjay Manjrekar asks John Wright, Tony Greig, Ian Chappell and Ra

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket:

Batting averages have risen because pace-bowling standards have fallen

Anand Vasu reviews Indian Summers by John Wright

The story of the explosive collar-grabbing incident has been doing the round recently and has raised a few eyebrows. Some even accused of John Wright of leaking dressing-room stories. But the incident was first revealed by Rahul Dravid in the May 2005 iss

A sobbing Virender Sehwag, an incensed Indian team and an angry Sourav Ganguly, the captain, demanding an apology from coach John Wright

In an explosive moment in the Indian dressing-room, Virender Sehwag was grabbed by the collar by the John Wright, who was the coach at the time, during the NatWest Trophy tournament in England in 2002