Kate Cross: Changing Culture Required for England after ashes fled against Australia ‘lost several fans’ | Current news
Kate Cross hinted at cultural questions in a crisis from England and warned that she would need work to help win the fans after the ashes were whiter against Australia.
England became The first side to be tested 16-0 since the multi-format series was founded in 2013, Losing all three one-day international and each of the three T20s before throwing it inings and 122 driving in a one-time test.
Cross – an unused member of the tour of the tour due to injury – believes that the defeat method was worse than predicted, admitting that the team did not impress at any time during the multi -forms series.
“There were unprecedented as we did there badly,” Cross told reporters on Thursday. “I don’t think no one predicted that the ashes turned out the way he did, and obviously was a great disappointment that came with it.
“But I don’t think as a group of players now we don’t know what will come from this review, but I think it motivates you to be a better group of players and a better version of yourself without sounding too much cliché.
“We did not go there and play a good cricket for any part of that tour, so we cannot move away from that saying that we want to ‘inspire and have fun’ [the team mantra] When we don’t do our job as we should have done. “
Clare Connor – Crown Director in England – she said earlier that there would be a “honest review” in the way she would be renewed from historical loss, with questionnaires about the future of Chief Coach Jon Lewis and the leadership team.
“I believe that as a team we really do a lot of things, but there are areas that we know we have to turn to the cricket stop from a cultural standpoint,” Cross added.
“I do not know what will come from this review, but I hope it will be things that will be resolved and it will take the way that the next generation wants to play for England.
“I feel that we may have lost several fans in the last few months, which is really sad from our point of view. We, as a cricket, know how bad it was – we will not try that sugar. But I wish people fell in love with the English crown.”
When will England play next?
England has three T20 match between the International Series against West Indies, starting on May 21, before the series with three games against the same opposition from May 30.
The T20 series in India with five games in India begins on June 28, on the eve of Nadi series in three matches, before England traveled to India on the World Cup 50 in the fall.
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