England book extra nets after first Ashes Test defeat
England schedule extra training after heavy first Test loss. McCullum opts for nets over warm-up match as Cummins nears Australia return. Can they level the series?
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England's Bazball Approach Must Continue in Ashes
Despite the first Test defeat, England must persist with their aggressive Bazball cricket philosophy throughout the Ashes series. Discover why this four-year experiment deserves to be seen through.
England skip pink-ball warm-up after Ashes defeat
England's cricket team opts against a pink-ball warm-up match after a heavy first Test defeat. The squad will train at the Gabba instead. Can they level the series?
McCullum: Keep Faith After England's Ashes Defeat
England coach Brendon McCullum asks fans to keep faith after the eight-wicket Ashes defeat. He vows the team will bounce back in Brisbane, sticking to their aggressive methods.
Stokes' Bazball transforms England cricket fortunes
How Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum's Bazball philosophy rescued England from rock bottom and transformed Test cricket into thrilling entertainment ahead of the Ashes showdown.
Mind Guru Gilbert Enoka Joins England for Ashes
Exclusive interview with mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka as he prepares England's cricket team for the 2025-26 Ashes series in Australia. Discover his unique methods and 'no dickheads' policy.
Mark Wood's Fiery Ashes Warning to Australia
England's express fast bowler Mark Wood reveals his burning desire to reclaim the Ashes urn, promising to bring the heat to Australia's batsmen in the upcoming series with his trademark pace and aggression.
McCullum: England batsmen ready for Ashes challenge
England cricket coach Brendon McCullum expresses unwavering confidence in his batters ahead of the Ashes, backing their aggressive approach to conquer Australian conditions despite recent challenges.
Bazball Alpha Bears: England's Ashes Secret Weapon
With just three weeks until the Ashes, England's revolutionary 'Bazball' approach promises to shake up cricket traditions. Discover how this aggressive philosophy could give England the edge against Australia.
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