Andy Flower Quit as Head Coach of England's Test Team on Friday Jan 31,2014

Andy Flower quit as head coach of England's Test team on Friday Jan 31,2014 in the wake of a humiliating Ashes whitewash by Australia, ending a five-year reign in which he oversaw the most successful period in the England side's recent history
2013-14 The Ashes Results

Test Match	Venue	Date	England Score	Australia Score	Result
First	Brisbane	Nov 21-25	136 & 179	295 & 401/7 Declared	Australia Won by 381 Runs
Second	Adelaide	Dec 05-09	172 & 312	570/9 Declared & 132/3 Declared	Australia Won by 218 Runs
Third	Perth	Dec 13-17	251 & 353	385 & 369/6 Declared	Australia Won by 150 Runs
Fourth	MCG	Dec 26-29	255 & 179	204 & 231/2	Australia won by 8 wickets
Fifth	SCG	Jan 03-05	155 & 166	326 & 276	Australia won by 281 Runs

Andy Flower,the Zimbabwean said in a statement released by the England and Wales Cricket Board that it was time for the team "to rebuild with a new set of values and goals" and "start with a clean slate." Flower took charge in 2009 and led England to three straight Ashes series wins against its fiercest rival, and also the World Twenty20 title in 2010.
Results of the 2013 The Ashes England Vs Australia

Test Match	Venue	Date	England Score	Australia Score	Result
First Test	TrentBridge Nottingham	July 10-14	215 and 375	280 and 296	England won by 14 Runs
Second Test	Lord’s London	July 18-21	361 and 349/7d	128 and 235	England won by 347 Runs
Third Test	Old Trafford Manchester	Aug 1-5	368 and 37/3	527/7d and 172/7d	Match Drawn
Fourth Test	Chester-le-street	Aug 9-12	238 and 330	270 and 224	England won by 74 Runs
Fifth Test	Kennington Oval,London	Aug 21-25	377 and 206/5	492/9d and 111/6d	Match Drawn

England beat Australia to win World Twenty20 title

England 148-3 (17 overs) beats Australia 147-6 (20 overs) by 7 wickets

Under Andy Flower, England has been top of the rankings in all three formats - Test, one-day and T20

Andy Flower's position came under huge scrutiny after England slipped to an abject 5-0 Test series defeatin the 2013-14 The Ashes

"Following the recent very disappointing Ashes defeat, it is clear to me that this is now time for England cricket, led by (captain) Alastair Cook, to rebuild with a new set of values and goals," Flower said in the ECB statement.
"The opportunity to start with a clean slate and begin to instil methods to ensure England cricket is moving in the right direction will be an incredibly exciting challenge for someone but I do not feel like I am in a position to undertake that challenge."
Andy Flower will remain as a selector and is exploring other possible roles within the ECB.