John Dyson fancies going for the international hat-trick, with the New Zealand coaching job in his sights.
Former Australian opener Dyson has previously coached Sri Lanka and the West Indies, but was axed as coach of the Caribbean side recently.
"If the opportunity arose and they consideredme a suitable candidate, I'd definitely be interested," Dyson said.
Dyson presided over an unsettled West Indian side, who beat England 1-0 in the Caribbean early this year before being dumped 2-0 by Bangladesh at home, when their best players were unavailable due to ructions with their board.
Dyson, who coached the West Indies in their 0-0 test series draw in New Zealand last summer, was sacked shortly afterwards, despite having an improved three-win, five-loss, seven-draw test record under his stewardship.
He had a decent record with Sri Lanka before being replaced by fellow Australian Tom Moody.
"I feel the experience I have gained at Sri Lanka and the West Indies would hold me in good stead, but we will just have to wait and see if anything comes of it," Dyson added.
Moody and fellow Australian Greg Shipperd, both touted as possible contenders, have counted themselves out of the New Zealand job.
