New Delhi, July 12 -- In a major shift that signals the end of a thrilling chapter in English cricket history, Brendon McCullum will stand down as England Men's Test Head Coach after four years of bold, attacking cricket that redefined the national team. The popular New Zealander, famous for introducing the high-octane Bazball style that saw England chase big totals and play with unmatched freedom, leaves the Test role having turned a once-struggling side into one of the most watched and exciting teams in the world.

While he steps away from the red-ball set-up, McCullum will continue as head coach of the England Men's White Ball teams, keeping his place at the heart of the national setup as the search for a new Test coach begins with the...