Cricket - West Indies v England - First Test - Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua - 17/4/15 England's Alastair Cook walks off at the end Action Images via Reuters / Jason O'Brien
LONDON (Reuters) - Former fast bowler Matthew Hoggard has accused England of being too "timid" and is urging his country to follow Australia coach Darren Lehmann's lead by encouraging a more positive and aggressive approach.
England are without a managing director after Paul Downton left his job this month and Hoggard believes the new man, who will assume a restructured role with a new title, must revamp the domestic game and instil a fresh brand of cricket.
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