The former England captain Michael Vaughan supports Joe Root captain to guide England back from the abyss after extensive criticism of the 31-year-old captain after giving up from the ash to Australia.
Vaughan’s comments contrasted with the English opinion Great Geoffrey Boycott, who asked the root to retreat and Michael Atherton, who suggested Ben Stokes as an alternative to the captain.
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“If Joe (root) can get a victory that will give him a clear insight about what this team needs to be successful,” Vaughan wrote in the column for the telegraph.
“I hope he brings him.” I can’t see other people do work in their current situation.
The best thing is if he brings and laid the foundation for British cricket needs to play throughout the world.
“But if he gets one or two wins, it can’t be paper on cracks.
Changes still need to happen.” Vaughan added that Britain could not use the lack of preparation because of Covid-19 as an excuse, and said the team had to make peace with reduced their red ball.
“I don’t want to hear any other reason,” Vaughan said.
“It has built for a long time.
Not only because they are in bio bubbles.” This happened well before Covid-19.
Obviously they were in a decrease as a test team but they did not see it or they did not want to admit it.
They are stubborn and think they know the best.
“The fourth ash test will begin in Sydney on January 5