Ben Stokes as the next Captain Zada in England? Rob Key says “nothing out of the table” after the ‘poor’ champion trophy exit | Current news
England wants to “take the” best person “as a skipper with a white ball from Jos Buttler, with the director of male crunch Rob Key added that” nothing is out of the table “when asked if Ben Stokes could combine a test job with the OT-OJ Captain.
Key also suggested that they could potentially be separated by ODO and T20 forward, saying, “I believe that test cricket and cricket of 50 are probably closer, with T20 The Outlier.”
This raised the question of whether Stokes would play the last of his 114 go during the English Sagane Defense of the World Cup 2023. – could be considered.
“I don’t think anything from the table,” Key said about the 33-year-old. “You look at every single option and think,” What is best to do? “
“Ben Stokes is one of the best captains I’ve ever seen, so it would be stupid not to watch him. It’s just the effect of what that means.”
Key was added in search of the captain: “Just look for the best person, really, someone you think can take this forward.
“We will not hurry this decision. We will take some time.
“We had a plan on which we watched a lot of different people, so we saw Phil Salt, Liam Livingstone, Harry Brook [in the role]There are many options. “
Key: We weren’t good from Morgan Era | ‘Hitting it from a cliff’
Referring to the exit from England in a group stage on the 2025 champion trophy, which encouraged Buttler’s resignation as a captain, Key defended the composition of the 15 players selected for the tournament held at the Pod-Reconnet.
England chose a triple pace for three defeats in Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa, and Brydon Cars and Mark Wood suffered injuries. Adil Rashid was initially the only front Spinner, until Rehan Ahmed drew to replace Cars.
“We were very poor,” Key said. “The truth is that we were not particularly good at a white ball crisis, probably from the last era when Eoin Morgan did so, and that is for many different reasons.
“We look at every single thing, whether it’s diversity in the attack, all the things you read about. We think about where our Spinner comes from left handed? [Liam] Dawson? Or will we only go by output pace to try to do what we think is our strength: pack a team full of hitting, persecute anything and get over -the -handed results with a baton?
“We could change the choice, yes, but the fact is that if you don’t hit well and hit your strength, it gets a huge question.
“When you start watching him, in the last few years, he has been particularly hitting from a cliff.”
Key: No problem with England training | ‘We need to stop talking trash’
Preparing for the champion trophy, England toured India for five T20 International and a three-match series, was well beaten up by UIUI 4-1 and 3-0.
There were a report that Joe Root was the only player who participated in a net session during the Odo’s leg, which prompted former England’s criticism Kevin Pietersen and former captain and coach Ravia Shastra.
“There is a lot of creation of the way things go through and the way they spend their time when they are not playing, with which I have no problem,” Key said.
“One thing I will say is that the story came out of, I mean, Ravi Shastra and Kevin Pietersen was simply not true in the fact that they only practiced once.
“When I saw a team in Pakistan, they practiced hard. They got stuck; it wasn’t that they didn’t exercise why we didn’t perform.
“I have no problem with the way our guys are moving in fact, but there is no doubt that we have to improve the interview, when players make their press conferences after the match, we talk about the garbage a lot.
“They try so hard not to upset the players in the locker room, do not try and give something they don’t think they should, and then in the end they create titles through it. But I don’t kill people because of things they say.”
Key added: “There is no world where we think that players do not care, that they do not want to go and achieve great results, that they do not care about winning, that they are arrogant.
“This is absolutely not true. Half the time when they get into trouble, this is because they are actually trying to concentrate so hard that they eventually make mistakes.
“Sometimes they are reckless, sometimes they make the wrong decision at the wrong time, but it’s a game, right?”
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