The New Zealand cricket team coach Andy Moles has resigned from the post of coach after a long 12 hours meeting between New Zealand cricket officials failed to remove differences with him.

Moles' resignation had come after two days of release of a report revealing that the senior players of the Kiwi team were not satisfied with the level of support provided by him.

However, Moles admitted that it was a great honor for him to coach his national team and he could have removed all deficiencies in his coaching if he would have got regular feedback from the players.

Moles, who had replaced John Bracewell eleven months ago, will leave Kiwi team with immediate effect and he will not fly with the Kiwi team for the ODI series against Pakistan starting next week.

During Moles' tenure of less than one year, New Zealand had made into the final of the recently concluded Champions Trophy in South Africa while during this period Kiwi team played eight test matches without winning even a single match.