Michael Atherton enters England as their winter white ball ended with a whisper in Swansong Jos Buttler as a captain | Current news
Michael Atherton said England “left the worst to the last” in Swansong, in Jos Buttler as a captain after South Africa humiliated them to leave the ICC champion trophy with three defeats from three matches.
The return of Group B defeat in Australia and Afghanistan was sealed by an early exit and a Buttler’s fate, but England could not rebel because of his sending in Karachi, where they were thrown out for 179 in 38.2 Turns.
To a large extent is the wrong shot to be hit For a loss of seven handlesTheir tenth of 11 games since the brandon McCullum has spread the role of the main coach to take over teams with limited areas as well as tests.
With a stray cat circulating at Atherton and Nasser Hussain during a dissection after the match, the former England skipper said Cricket Sky Sports: “They left the worst to the last. Even the cat had enough. It was a shocking performance of a team that now lacked any confidence. England is on the crice for some time and it is very difficult to turn it.
“This was their third shocking tournament in a row, but they’re not playing for some time. It’s time to reset.”
Speaking during the interval after England, only 179 were released, with almost 12 supplements, Atherton said: “The terrible effect of only a symptomatic team whose confidence has drained when you think of the defeats they have suffered – not only in this tournament, but returning on a tour in India and then during the period of time.
“What is it? Eighteen of the last 25 games in ODIS. In the end, this confidence is just falling apart, and that has been reflected on that performance today.”
“There are only enough blows in shape. [Joe] Root i [Ben] Duckett was in a pretty good touch in this tournament, but who else was in a decent touch? No one, really. “
England will have to renovate and regain their trust in the format of 50 and excessive campaign, after Captain Buttler recognized after the match, before adding that they had enough talent to turn their wealth.
“It’s a really disappointing performance. Today we have a short trail so far. It’s really disappointing,” Buttler said.
“We just don’t happen and create those big ones, telling contributions with a baton, which has been a story about the side for a while.”
It was the seventh direct loss for England in the 50-story format, but Buttler believes that they can renew their squad on the eve of the 2027 World Cup in 2027, which will host South Africa, Namibi and Zimbabwe.
“As a group, we obviously do not get results and it takes away a little confidence,” he said. “It’s time for everyone to disappear, they change the landscape and work hard wherever the cricket leads them next.
“From this moment on, there is a huge opportunity for everyone in the locker room, and obviously people outside the locker room, to really raise their hand and say that they want to be part of the renovation of the White Ball teams in England.”
Buttler added: “There is no doubt that the talent is there. There is all the assembly of the really good side. And I’m sure the brandon and the guys will form some plans on top.
“With all the individuals come down and say they want to be a part of something that moves forward and return the team where it should be.”
