Brendon McCullum: “Not A Finished Product” England Test Team. Since Brendon McCullum took over as head coach last month. England has won all four Test matches by playing an extremely aggressive style of cricket.
Red-ball coach Brendon McCullum said England not a “finish product. ” Yet and added that winning in all circumstances should become the team’s norm. His reign gotten off to a great start. Since the new head coach took over last month. England has won all four Test matches by playing an extremely aggressive style of cricket. First and foremost, we’re not a finished product, McCullum said on “SENZ Breakfast.” “We’ve been at it a month now, and we’ve had some great results and seen the cricketing world kind of put them on notice, but we need to make sure that this becomes the norm for us.
That will be the real challenge, he continue, “that this style of play and what we’re trying to accomplish is completely authentic to us in any given situation.
In the 3-0 series victory over New Zealand and the record-setting fifth Test against India, England, who had a terrible 18 months, appeared to have completely changed.
The former captain of New Zealand hoped England could duplicate its domestic success abroad.
“We will undoubtedly need to be somewhat adaptable due to global conditions, but look, I think that’s one of the great things about this group. I believe there were times during the two series we play when we also had to handle pressure.
“There has been much talk about the havoc we were able to wreak, especially with the ball in hand, and our pursuit of wickets with the ball, but there were times when we were under pressure.
“The guys really deliver when that was required, and it was incredibly satisfying.
“It’s still early, but it’s a nice changing room to be around. A wonderful group of guys and clearly an immense amount of talent and ability within the dressing room. The following month, England’s Test team will host a three-match red-ball series against South Africa.
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