Choose not to blame-full toss

Many critics in England, including the editor of the platform, blamed everyone from Chris Silverwood to the European Central Bank itself for the recent failure of our testing team. But are we too harsh? After all, beating India on the road is extremely difficult. It has always been. Of course, losing to New Zealand is not a shame, New Zealand is a very good team, and key players like Stokes are absent? Today, the new writer Robert Meakings (Robert Meakings) stated the reasons for his defense…

There are many rest and rotation policies in England. However, it is short-sighted to attribute their recent loss to New Zealand on choice. Stokes, Archer, and Foakes were injured, while Butler, Woakes, Bairstow, Moen Ali and Sam Curran recently returned from IPL and have not participated in a top-notch cricket match for several months. It is unfair and disrespectful for Test Cricket and New Zealand to ask them to participate in the game.

Chris Silverwood is trying to build a traditional test team centered on patience, control and resilience. In the game against New Zealand, England played the best they could offer. Broad and Anderson participated in two test matches, as did their fastest bowler, Mark Wood. Ollie Robinson has been one of the best bowlers on the County Tour in the past few years. He is worthy of his opportunity. When he could not participate in the second test, he was replaced by Oliston. Olly Stone is the next best player to impress in his short testing career.

It can be said that Jack Leach should play a role in this series, but it will not make any difference. England was defeated by an excellent New Zealand team in all departments. They set the standard for cricket with ruthless bowling, mature batting and perfect catch, accompanied by the great help of leadership and team spirit.

The challenge for England is to reorganize, learn and move forward. Silverwood now has soul control over the team’s selection and coaching. During the upcoming India series, he has the opportunity to put his mark aside and cultivate a player who can regain the ashes in Australia. line-up.

England must improve their game management and win the important moments of the game. With the return of Stokes and Butler, this will undoubtedly require some changes to the team. They bring true international quality and experience to the team. This is not 1999 anymore. I support England to beat India easily and arrive in Australia with a group of players who can perform at the highest level.

Robert Mickins

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