England must stop their players to participate in the twenty -20 Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South African coach Mickey Arthur told Wednesday.
British test forces received criticism after they lost the ashes of five tests 0-4 against Australia, the results that caused the departure of chief coach Chris Silverwood, coach hit Graham Thorpe and managed the Director of Ashley Giles.
Arthur, who joined the English Derbyshire as the head of Cricket after falling because coach Sri Lanka late last year, Kricket Regency said it should not be blamed for poor British performance in recent years.
“England have not printed quite a lot of running.
Simple like that,” Arthur The Times said.
“If you want to blame, you can put it there.
Cricket Regency cannot be blamed.” For Cricket County So Long has become a very good international player producer.
I don’t think there is a problem with the system …
if you want the early strength of the season, unfortunately you have to stop the players go to IPL.
“They played there at the beginning of the season before the first test.
You need your best player to play Cricket County to prepare it.” The British has re-created themselves as a cricket generator one day from the start they start from the 2015 World Cup, win the next edition of the biggest format title on the land of the house.
But their records in the longest format of this game are less impressive in recent years, with a loss of test ashes marking 15 consecutive tests in Australia without victory.