It’s about learning on our feet and taking the game to Australia. I think we’ve seen glimpses of it in the first two games, but we just haven’t been able to sustain it for long periods of time. So, I think it’s about that, and I think that’s the next step for the group, is to adapt and learn on our feet quicker.
The third ODI between England and Australia in Durham promises to be a thrilling encounter as both teams look to assert their dominance in the series. England will be looking to channel the spirit of the Ashes and turn their fortunes around, while Australia will be eager to seal the series with a win. It’s set to be an exciting clash between two fierce rivals, and cricket fans will be eagerly anticipating the outcome.