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| England to reveal Fletcher's fate |
| Duncan Fletcher's future as England coach could become clearer on Thursday.
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| JAMAICA
, 19-April-2007
4:14:59 AM |
| England and Wales Cricket Board chairman David Morgan has called a news conference in Barbados following the team's exit from the World Cup.
There is speculation Fletcher could be sacked or resign after nearly eight years at the helm.
Or Morgan could plead for patience as a review into England's whitewash in the Ashes and their performances in the World Cup is set to be published soon.
The seven-man review panel, which is looking at Fletcher's role as well as English cricket as a whole, is being chaired by Ken Schofield and is scheduled to be released at the beginning of May.
The ECB would not comment ahead of the Thursday's news conference, set for 1630 BST.
Spokesman Andrew Walpole would say only: "We are aware of the issues being discussed and we feel the best way to deal with that is on Thursday and the best person to deal with it is the chairman."
Asked whether Fletcher had already resigned, Walpole refused to comment and stressed: "I am not going to answer any questions - you can address all your questions to David Morgan."
Fletcher decided against holding his usual post-match news conference after England crashed out of the World Cup on Tuesday, humiliated by a nine-wicket defeat by South Africa.
Instead he played a round of golf with England captain Michael Vaughan in Barbados on Wednesday.
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