British bowler was inappropriate to carry all the mistakes for defeat in the second ash test, said Veteran Seafarers James Anderson, followed criticism from captain Joe root that the attack had to divide long.
After being contacted by the nine-goal in Brisbane’s opening, England lost with 275 running in Adelaide to take 2-0 in the five-match series, with the third test began to begin in Melbourne on Sunday.
Anderson, Wicket-Test All-Time Test of all time, said the parties must improve with bats after being elevated at 236 and 192 in the Oval Adelaide.
The tourists don’t look much better at the opening, eyeing 147 and 297 in Gabba.
“We are not quite good enough on the field where the data says it is one of the flattery surfaces that have been produced and the pink ball is at least done in day and night matches,” Anderson wrote, 39, wrote in his book column for the telegraf.
“From the point of view of the bowler you want to hit the right length all the time.
We did our best on the first two days to do it …
maybe we could have a more full touch at the time but we were still made enough.
Some opportunities were not taken.
“We must be better in judging during the match.
We can’t just leave after the match, ‘we have a full biking “…
we have to be a little more proactive in the group as a whole.
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