Lehmann has been at the helm since the 2013 Ashes when he replaced sacked coach Mickey Arthur following a disastrous tour of India. In Lehmann’s time as coach, Australia have won two Ashes series at home and lost two in England, while also winning the 2015 World Cup. “For me, I’ve really enjoyed the role and loving it,” he said. “We’ll just get to that point and work out what we do from there.” Former Test opener Justin Langer, who has an outstanding record at Western Australia and the Perth Scorchers, will be among the favourites to succeed Lehmann as national coach.
Lehmann to step down as Australia coach in 2019
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