Melbourne, 26 December : .Former captain Michael Vaughan attacked Joe Root’s team, saying that “The only thing they have done right” was to turn up on the time. England lost the Ashes Test for 185.Australian captain Pat Cummins, spinner Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc each took three wickets.A spineless performance by England on Sunday put them at risk of losing the series.
England was defeated by nine runs at The Gabba in the first Test.
The Adelaide Oval suffered a devastating 275 run loss.Their chances of winning the Ashes will be ended if they lose the Boxing Day test.
Dailymail.co.uk quoted Vaughan as saying, “They’ve got pretty much all wrong” after Sunday’s end-of-day play.
He scored over 600 runs during the 2002 Ashes Series in Australia and was adamant that he understood why pace bowling legend Stuart Broad had been excluded from the game.
“Stuart Broad shouldn’t be playing in Melbourne, he should have played in Brisbane.” Vaughan said that Stuart Broad will not be bowling to David Warner from a green top.
Vaughan criticised England’s friendliness with rivals before the beginning of the Test.
Joe Root will probably be telling this side that England fans and the group as a whole expect more.Let’s be a little bit naughty.”I’ve seen too many times that I turned the TV screen to see them all shaking hands, having conversations with Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon,” added the ex-captain.
He stated that these fineries should not be used when players are playing against their arch-rivals.
Do this in the dressing room after the play starts, and not prior to it.Let’s not be so nice to them.
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