11/08/2026
Brendon McCullum (born September 27, 1981) is a former New Zealand cricket captain and Wikipedia profile inductee renowned for his hyper-aggressive batting. He famously scored the fastest Test century off 54 balls in his final international match and later transitioned into a prominent international coach.Playing Career HighlightsExplosive Style: Known as "Baz", he played as an aggressive wicketkeeper-batter and hit 158* in the very first IPL match.New Zealand Records: First New Zealander to score a Test triple century and played 100 consecutive Test matches from debut.Captaincy: Led New Zealand to the 2015 Cricket World Cup Final.Retirement: Retired from international cricket in February 2016.Coaching CareerEngland Tenure: Appointed head coach of England's Test team in 2022, pioneering the high-risk "Bazball" aggressive style.Role Transition: Stepped down from his role as England Test coach in July 2026, remaining focused on white-ball formats.If you would like more detail, let me know if you are looking for:His complete playing statistics and recordsSpecifics on his coaching philosophy and "Bazball"Breakdown of his franchise league career (IPL, BBL, etc.)