England's new limited overs coach Ashley Giles believes new role will prolong Test coach Andy Flower's career "The possibility of having a one day and Twenty20 coach was first mentioned about three weeks ago while we were in India," Giles said. There was a concern about the workload of the head coach and if they split the roles and there was restructuring what the roles and responsibilities would be. It didn't mean that I was going to get the job. The two of us have obviously worked quite closely together on the selection panel so we talked about the issues there could be if you have two coaches. There's things that could come up: selection, the rest and rotation policy and results, but of course I had an interest in the role. There was a possibility of me taking the squad to India for the one day internationals in the New Year. My first concern when the possibility of leading the trip after Christmas came up was it had to be up to Warwickshire. That developed to if there was a restructuring would I be interested and I said yes. It was an opportunity to coach internationally and I have never hidden my ambition to do that.