David Lloyd writes for Sky Sports and has a general Q and A session with members of the public.
Here's a sample from today's column:
The question he was asked was:
"I thought the bowler's arm should be locked at the point of delivery but slo-mo action shows that Paul Adams' is bent. Why is this not called a no-ball?" Rob Wilkins
His reply clearly shows why he was a successful coach of the England side:
"Because it's a legal action. And England have to keep it legal. They need him in their attack. Adams' action isn't without its faults, but he could grow into an important squad player if he continues to progress."
So you heard it here first folks, Paul Adams could be an important squad player for England if he continues to progress...