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This England team’s most memorable brain explosions have occurred under the pressure of the contest. Equally impressive have been those that took place in the calm of meeting rooms and phone calls.
The lack of match preparation and casual arrogance of the planning have been well documented, but Jacob Bethell has shown in Melbourne and Sydney that his non-selection in the first three Test matches is another element in this dumbest Ashes tour.
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England’s media is licking its lips over the prospect of facing a “weak” Australia at home in the 2027 Ashes — yet still sharpening their knives for English coach Brendon McCullum and managing director of cricket Robert Key.
With the Ashes scoreline at 3-1 heading into the series finale at the SCG, English cricket writers are looking at conclusions of this tour and what they mean going forward.
A chaotic and historic victory at the MCG has given some optimism to the Poms — though the failings Down Under aren’t being ignored due to consolation wins.
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The Ashes are hyped as the ultimate cricket contest. In Australia, they’re anything but
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By the time England return to Australia for their next Ashes tour in 2029, it will have been almost 50 years since the last truly competitive bout on these shores.
In 1982-83, an England side led by Bob Willis held the Ashes after Ian Botham’s extraordinary performances in the UK in 1981, and managed to keep their defence of the urn alive until the final day of the final Test in Sydney, where a draw was enough for the hosts to prevail 2-1.
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