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England have named Chris Silverwood since the successor.
44, silverwood, joined the England set up as bowling coach in January 2018 and steps up after Bayliss decision.
England director of cricket Ashley Giles stated Silverwoodwas the outstanding candidate.
Silverwood said that he wasthrilled and honoured and England havetremendous potential for expansion.
I aim to continue the great work that has been performed over the past five years and build our potential, especially in the test arena, explained Silverwood, that played six Tests for England between 1996 and 2002.
Essex was directed by silverwood to their first County Championship title.
South Africa trainer Gary Kirsten and former India was linked with the England head coach job, while ex-England captain Alec Stewart was invited to a final interview but withdrew because of the demands of this program.
Chris demonstrated in his interview with a very clear comprehension and plan of how both red- and – white- ball groups need to evolve, said Giles, 46.
He has some detailed ideas on which it will take to win the Ashes in Australia and acquire important ICC white-ball tournaments.
I think hes that which we will need to take our international teams forward. Hes somebody we know well, however its his comprehension of our structures and systems.
Ultimately, his greatest quality is that hes a winner and thatll be an important part of the job because we seem to try to become the most respected team in the world across all formats.
Australia retained the Ashes courtesy of a 2-2 draw although under Bayliss, England won the World Cup that was 50-over this summer.
When they perform 2 Tests and with five Twenty20s silverwood will take charge for Englands tour of New Zealand next month starting.
Analysis and opinion by the cricket correspondent of the BBC.
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