LONDON: British Cricketers may not miss the international duty at the expense of playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL), the former England captain Michael Atherton has said after a campaign ash disaster team in Australia.
The British has conceded the five-match series below against their traditional rivals after suffering severe defeat in the first three tests, poor performances attract extensive criticism of former players.
“Players may not miss international assignments to play in the IPL, or be rested and played to allow them to play elsewhere.
Carry-on during the winter, and at the beginning of the British summer, it shouldn’t happen again,” Atherton wrote.
“In the column for ‘The Times’.
In connection with the luxurious IPL, the former captain also has other suggestions to help improve the performance of England in the format of the international red arena ball.” The leading multi-format player paid seven points, but, extraordinary, ECB Wash his hands for two months a year during the Premier League Depending on this in the best interests of the English team, “Atherton said.
Atherton, who has been captain of England in 54 tests from 1993 to 2001, feel Ben Stokes is a “decent alternative” to replace Joe Root as a Skipper for a five-day format.
Root, which has outstanding escape with bats in 2021, has been under the scanner for his captain in Australia.
“There are so many mistakes here, from the election to the strategy, that the captain must bear personal responsibility …
this can be a series that is far closer to the roots of having everything right in the field,” Atherton wrote.
“Root has become a good British captain, and always brings itself extraordinary and is an amazing ambassador to sports, but after doing work for five years and having three cracks in ash, including two terrible campaigns in Australia, it is Time for others to go.
“Ben Stokes is a decent alternative, after doing a very good job as a short stand-in in the summer.
The bowling starts to go down, and, because he might not enter the best T20 side of England now, he can be breathed during the match, “Atherton added.
As far as head coach Chris Silverhood, Atherton said it was time he was shown by the door.” At this time there seems to be no The existence of authority and reluctance to challenge the players.
“It is impossible for Silverwood going (or must) survive ash, which should allow the reorganization of coaching and choosing responsibility.” The fourth test began in Sydney on January 5.