Chris Jordan says coaching is a possible option for the future, but he is not ready to retire yet. The former England fast bowler indicates he still wants to continue playing and is considering his longer-term plans beyond his playing career.
The outlets note that Jordan is nearing 38, with his 38th birthday due in October. Both reports frame the comments as forward-looking, linking his current status as a player to the idea that he could move into coaching when his playing days end.
While the articles share the same core message, they provide limited additional detail, reflecting a focus on Jordan’s personal outlook rather than specific announcements from teams or any formal coaching role being confirmed. Overall, the reporting centres on Jordan’s stated position that he remains committed to playing for now, while keeping coaching in reserve for later.
