Summary
Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan suggests that England's batters should adopt a more cautious approach in the second Ashes Test against Australia after losing the first Test. Vaughan believes that England should use tactics that focus on game awareness to deal with Australia's strong performance, particularly when faced with fast bowler Mitchell Starc.
Key Facts
- England's batters are advised to use a more cautious approach in the second Ashes Test against Australia.
- England lost the first Test to Australia in just two days, leading to criticism of their aggressive style.
- The second Test will be held in Brisbane and played as a day-night match using a pink ball.
- Australia has a strong record in day-night Tests, winning 13 of 14 matches.
- Fast bowler Mitchell Starc is noted for his effectiveness in day-night matches.
- Former captain Vaughan suggests not using a spinner due to England's current spin options.
- Vaughan emphasizes the importance of all pace attack and advises using seam bowlers to take wickets.
- Ben Stokes, England's captain, is encouraged to bowl earlier, as Vaughan believes he is a strong bowler.
