Darren Lehmann: I wish to leave on my own terms

To Darren Lehmann, Australia and training is not part of his plan over the long term. Former President of the International Australia has revealed that his current job is not something you fancy doing the same for too long. Following Peter Morris' sacking informal as England coach, he talked to Lehman about his time with the Australian team and expressed a desire to leave on his own merit.

"- And they're in school and all kind of things, but it's the best job in the world if you have a young family, it's tough." Lehmann said cricket.com.au. "I would love to be able to do this for 20-30 years, but I do not think you can. I think the players need to change sometimes. I will not do it forever, and hope that I get to go out in my own way, and this means that we are playing very well and will be fine. If you lose a few in a row never know, and you are under pressure again, but that's just the way it is. "

Lehman took over the post of Australia coach in June 2013 after noon Mickey Arthur door by Cricket Australia by nearly the beginning days of ash in England. Since his appointment, Australia endured a wonderful way to go in all shapes restoration of ash, beating India 2-0 in the test series and then lifted the World Cup title for a record fifth time. He saw his performance as a coach him being handed an extension by CA, which means his contract now runs up to the 2017 Champions Trophy in England.

Contrary to many beliefs, Lehman is interested in the idea of ​​training the division of roles on the basis of different formats. Over the years, it has hired many different teams assistant coaches and staff to support the coach, but Lehman said he was not much in favor of this practice. "I had some good conversations guidance with various international trainers and they view the role of the division is not the way to go head coach," he said. "[But] the division with the specific role of assistants and a little easier to disciplines to provide longevity for them [support staff]."

Lehman said he would not mind training some other team in the future, but does not have on its current agenda. "I should not say never, do you," he said with a laugh. "I enjoy this role. It is a role I did not set out to do when I started training, but I fell in love with the role and I've been lucky enough to have a bit of success. You are only as good as the players.

"We have the players were brilliant and bought in what we are trying to do. We must get all the credit. It was exceptional during the difficult period of time in the past few years. For them, it helps you look probably better than a little bit you on it. I'm very pleased for them. From my perspective, it's a case of taking each series as it comes and see what happens. "