Kumar Sangakkara has admitted it would be an "exciting prospect" to lead England's white-ball team, but has not been approached for the role so far.The England and Wales Cricket Board is on the hunt for a new limited-overs head coach after Matthew Mott left his post on Tuesday.Marcus Trescothick has been placed in interim charge while Rob Key, the managing director of England men's cricket, begins the hunt for Mott's replacement.Sangakkara has been listed as an early front-runner after success w

Kumar Sangakkara has admitted it would be an "exciting prospect" to lead England's white-ball team, but has not been approached for the role so far.The England and Wales Cricket Board is on the hunt for a new limited-overs head coach after Matthew Mott left his post on Tuesday.Marcus Trescothick has been placed in interim charge while Rob Key, the managing director of England men's cricket, begins the hunt for Mott's replacement.Sangakkara has been listed as an early front-runner after success with Rajasthan Royals, the Indian Premier League franchise of England's white-ball captain Jos Buttler, but the former Sri Lanka captain was keeping his cards close to his chest on Friday."Well, I know (my name) has been mentioned for some reason, but there has not been any approach as such," Sangakkara, part of Sky Sports' commentary team for The Hundred, told the PA news agency."I think the England white-ball job is an exciting prospect for anyone, but there are so many good candidates out ther