Nasser Hussain: England impresses, but another Buttler can’t afford another bad tournament | Current news
Nasser Hussain believes that England was impressive even though it was amazed at the Australian ICC-Record Chase of 352, but the Skipper Jos Buttler cannot afford another bad tournament.
There were a lot of prominent Tophy opened in England in England in England, despite the result of a loss of five winches, and Ben Duckett hit the star 165 of 143 balls, a new trophy champion record, to help Bittler’s side set an imposing goal of 351 -8.
He also had a strong partnership with Joe Root, 68, in a state of 158 run for a third Wickket, things that seem to go through England in Lahore.
The positivity continued too early in bowling attacks, with Jofra Archer made up Travis Head (6) and a fiery, fast magic of Mark Wood (1-75), canceling Steve Smith (5).
However, as Archer (1-82) had numerous spells from the field, seemingly suffering from cramps, and Brydon Cars (1-69 of the seven additions) also looked anxious because of the lowercase, things began to fall apart and threw out the stations The role, leading Alexa Careyu (69 off 63) and Joshu Inglis (120no off 86) shared in partnership between 146 races.
“There are a lot of good things today. From many performances I have seen in a bilateral series, their percentage of victory has fallen to 29 percent,” said Hussain Sky Sports Crickket.
“They are far from where they need to be. They played badly, but today they played a good cricket and it would hurt because they would feel today, they could win.
“But coming against Australia, Buttler will be down, he’s under pressure, he can’t afford another bad tournament.
“They will have to raise, if Buttler and Liam Livingstone ended properly, they may have got 380, and that would be a bridge too far for Australia.
“It’s a very difficult period for Buttler, it’s a game, it’s a captain.”
Although hitting the speech about the meeting, Hussain believes that the “resemblance” of bowling attacks and that Australian bowlers have surpassed England that they will deal with England moving forward.
Indeed, he believes that the English dice on the hard side has not “paid off”, and the balance of their side has ended the key question.
“I think the makeup of the attack on bowling was very similar. Four bowlers in the first place and mix and lay down two or three bowlers to get their own through 10 adds,” he added.
“However, the difference between the two sides was that Steve Smith and his bowlers did the better.
“How many Australian bowlers have had a bad day? Everyone held Australia in the game. The problem with this is if one bowler has a bad day, then you have nowhere to go like a captain. So, Carse has a bad day and Archer is on and off the field.
“The Australian cube has paid off, but England, with these lateral balances, cannot afford to happen.”
Buttler remained ‘optimistic’ in spite of the heavy defeat
Buttler insisted that England still has “optimism and belief”, despite the one -day troubles that continued after they succumbed to Australia’s record victory.
English 17. Loss in the last 24 ODO, including all the last five, leaves them probably should beat Afghanistan and South Africa in the last two group stages of the competition to reach the semifinals.
“The longer (loss) it continues, the closer you will win, and the optimism and belief are there on the team,” Buttler said.
“Sometimes put in a really good performance, but the opposition is desperate to win and it can play well. It was a fantastic chase, and Josh Inglis played great scams.
“To put 350 on the board, I thought it was a great effort. You have to be proud of the way we performed and give the credit to the opposition that we were just a little better and switched to the line.
“We will let the dust get rid of this, (and then) we will plan well, keep the boys exciting, dust and go again. The way this competition is set up, each game is a mandatory victory.”
Duckett: I feel pretty straight
The next one for England in the champion trophy is a conflict with Afghanistan, and the record breakthrough of Duckett admits that he feels quite “flat” after losing their rivals, but will be ready to start again on February 26 with a short turn before.
“I feel pretty straight right now. I’m happy to have scored the races, but it’s never the same in loss,” Duckett said.
“You have to give Australia merit. It felt like we were one or two shots away from conquering.
“One thing I was talking about was holding stumps in the game. At the back of our scope, it was impossible to hit the sixties.
“We were happy halfway, we lost throwing and got 350. We couldn’t start better.
“We weren’t sure how much Wickket would change, we tried the same thing as they did, but it doesn’t work the same at night.
“We thought we were in a good position in the game. There were certain moments we would talk about improvement.
“I think I was very excited to open myself in BAZ (Brendon McCullum). I want to achieve big hundreds in this format at the top of the row, I am delighted with the way I hit the ball for a minute.
“Spinning with spins is much easier when you are 40no, and in medium transport it is much more intricate. You are already inside and the game is much lighter then.
“I wasn’t flowing on top and that’s probably my strongest powerful player.
“We all feel the same, we lost our first game and Australia is always a side we want to win. We will all hurt, a good thing is a short tournament and we’ll get ready for Afghanistan now.”
What is next?
Pakistan face India As one of the most intense sports rivalries in the world is the central stage againIn the unusual environment of Dubai, despite Pakistan, which serves as the tournament hosts.
And this is vital to play for Pakistan after the introductory defeat in Novi Zealand on Wednesday, but the fact that India won their initial group and the match against Bangladesh – watch Live he Cricket Sky Sports From 8.30, Sunday, on the eve of the game starting at 9am in the UK.
In Group B, England are the following in action on Wednesday when they face Afghanistanalso in Lahore, while Australia face South Africa in Rawalpindi the day earlier on Tuesday – both matches also live on Cricket Sky Sports.
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- March 4: Semi -finals – A1 V B2 (Dubai)
- March 5: Semi -final 2 – A2 V B1 (Lahore)
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- March 9: Finally (Lahore or Dubai)
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