New Zealand is going to have several coaching staff in the upcoming overseas tour. The New Zealand Cricket Board's move is mainly to bring new ideas into the team.

The journey of the new coaches in the coaching panel will begin with the upcoming T20I series against England which is scheduled to start on August 30. The team's regular coach, Gary Stead, is in charge of the series against the UAE. However, former England cricketer Ian Bell will be his partner in the T20I series against England.

He will be the assistant coach in T20. Not only in T20, Bale will be seen in place of Luke Ronchi (batting coach) in the ODI series against England. He will be seen in the role of batting coach of New Zealand not only in the England series but also in the ODI series against Bangladesh.

England's wicket-keeper batter James Foster will work as an assistant coach in the ODI and ICC ODI World Cup against England. Former New Zealand cricketer Stephen Fleming is also joining the Kiwis coaching staff. He will be in charge of the ODI series against England.

Former Pakistani cricketer Saqlain Mushtaq will also be with Fleming. However, he will also visit Bangladesh with the Test team after the World Cup.

Regular coach Gary Stead will be on vacation during the ODI series against Bangladesh. He will not even come during the Test series after the World Cup. Basically, NZC has gone for the rotation policy to plan for the next season at home.

Luke Ronchi, Shane Jurgensen and Ian Bell will be on the coaching panel for the first phase of New Zealand's Bangladesh tour (ODI Series). Saqlain will be alongside Ronchi in the Test series. However, the New Zealand Cricket Board has not yet announced who is the bowling coach.