LONDON: The UK is “too good” and needs to “become evil” against Australia in a boxing test to fight the ongoing ash series, feels the former captain of Michael Vaughan.
England suffered a severe defeat in the first two tests that fell 0-2 in the five matches.
“Too good,” Vaughan, who led the English to 26 wins in 51 tests, including ash 2005, said podcast for-on Fox Cricket.
“I understand on the morning they all talked to Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon.
I never chatted with Steve Waugh on that day.
I won’t dare to go and talk to Glenn McGrath on the morning of the game or Shane Warnne.
You don’t.
“It’s all a little friendly.
I will be evil with them …
they somehow need to find it on the first day.
Enter scrap.
Chirp, do anything, just enter the memo.
“Vaughan wants England to bring change in their attitude in the field.” They are at that stage now where they have to change something, “Vaughan is 47 years old, who scores 5719 running in the 82 test, said.” Maybe they all become evil, become evil each other.
They all fall out.
Who cares, but then comes out and shows a few spirits.
I actually want to see a little Mongrel on the English side.
“Former Captain Michael Atherton, meanwhile, said Joe Root can lose the test captain if England did not catch him sliding and cancel the 0-2 deficit in the ongoing series.
Root (23) surpassed Alastair Cook (22) to become the captain of England with most losses in the cricket test after losing 275-run in the pink ball test at the Oval Adelaide ‘.
“Ahes Tours has often been done for England captain and roots.
closer to the end of the cycle than the beginning.
There is no alternative rash, but the idea that no one needs to be taken over is the worst reason to keep the job.
“The 53-year-old child also slams chief coach Chris Silverwood to take” bad decisions “, especially in the terms of the team selection for two tests.” As head coach and the main voters, he must bear together with Joe Root.
There is a bad decision rash so far – selection, especially – where it now has a last call, “said Atherton.” Over the past 12 months, many choices have been suspected; The movement to invest responsibility for selection with the coach’s head is always bad.
“The third test began in Melbourne on December 26 and Atherton felt that England need to overcome their batting misery.” Batting requires urgent attention more generally, but considering that no one else plays cricket, I will give the same batsmen another opportunity, “he said.