Moores appointed Trent Rockets men head coachpublished at 13:00 GMT 14 November
Image source, Getty ImagesPeter Moores led Nottinghamshire to the County Championship title this year
Peter Moores has stepped up to replace Andy Flower as head coach of Trent Rockets' men's side in The Hundred.
Moores, 62, was Flower's assistant during the 2025 edition of the tournament, where the Rockets were beaten in the final by Oval Invincibles.
Zimbabwean Flower, 57, left the Rockets to replace Justin Langer as head coach of London Spirit last month.
"It feels like a good time to be taking over the Rockets, and I'm really excited about the opportunity to lead the team," said Moores.
"I see this as a great opportunity to continue on from the strong and successful foundations built by Andy Flower."
Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly's company Cain International has agreed to buy a 49% share of Trent Rockets, with Nottinghamshire Cricket Club retaining control of the other 51%. Confirmation of the deal is yet to be formally announced.
"The investment and energy that's coming into The Hundred, and the change of ownership at the Rockets in particular, make it a really exciting time," added Moores.
Moores led Nottinghamshire to the County Championship title this year, becoming the only man to win the competition with three different sides - having previously done so with Sussex and Lancashire.
He has been Nottinghamshire head coach since 2016 and signed a new three-year deal with the club in August.
Moores also spent two spells as England head coach - between 2007 and 2009, before returning to replace Flower in 2014 - but was sacked after a poor World Cup and drawn Test series in West Indies in 2015.
























