5 successful coaches who didn't play a single international match 

#1 Trevor Bayliss

Trevor Bayliss

Trevor Bayliss is the only coach in cricket to have won the IPL and World Cup as a coach. Bayliss played for more than a decade for New South Wales. In 58 first-class matches, Bayliss averaged 35.58, while in 50 list A games he averaged 29.90.

Speaking about his coaching career, Bayliss first coached an international cricket team way back in 2007 when he succeeded Tom Moody as Sri Lanka's head coach. After coaching the team for four years, Bayliss turned his focus on coaching franchise T20 sides like Sydney Sixers and Kolkata Knight Riders. While Sydney Sixers won the Big Bash league in 2011-12, KKR won IPL in 2012 and 2014. In 2015, Bayliss took the high-profile job of England's coach. The Australian turned England's fortunes around, especially in ODIs. England won their maiden World title in ODIs under him. Bayliss will step down as England's coach after Ashes 2019.