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2 weeks ago

McCullum admitting failure of his methods was gobsmacking but England are learning | Mark Ramprakash

They have reminded me of some of the students who have passed through the school where I teach: they get into the upper sixths and they're first-team cricketers, the big boys, very confident, dominating the team, playing good cricket, think they've cracked the code. Then they have a gap year and go travelling, and suddenly they realise there's a whole world out there, that life can be tough and things can be done differently.
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2 weeks ago

Waste of Jacks' talent speaks volumes for England's bodged Ashes planning | Barney Ronay

Will Jacks' presence usually signals England struggling; his bowling or batting often coincides with poor match situations, while his absence offers little certainty.
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2 weeks ago

England double down on Bashir as No 1 spinner' after Jacks toils in Adelaide

England have doubled down on Shoaib Bashir's status as their No 1 spinner despite omitting their two-year project from the third Test in Adelaide and watching Will Jacks struggle in his place. Speaking after the close of play on day three, at which point Australia were closing in on an unassailable 3-0 series lead, England's assistant coach Jeetan Patel said Bashir had been sacrificed to prop up a struggling batting lineup.
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1 month ago

Ollie Pope believes pressure on England place will push him to deliver in Ashes

Ollie Pope's selection pressure and competition have sharpened his focus and form, increasing confidence to address a poor Test record against Australia.
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