England would be amateurish not to play pink-ball warm-up, says Vaughan
Michael Vaughan calls for pink-ball practice under floodlights to help England counter Australia's strong day-night Test record and prepare for the Brisbane match.
- England must practise with a pink ball under floodlights ahead of the second Ashes Test against Australia to avoid being 'amateurish', according to former captain Michael Vaughan.
- Defeat in the first Test puts Australia 1-0 up in the five-match series, with England having until December 4 to prepare for the second Test in Brisbane, where Australia have won 13 of their 14 day-night Tests.
- Former captain Nasser Hussain backed England to recover from their 'pulverising' first Test defeat, saying 'they do bounce back under Stokes and Brendon McCullum'.
21 Articles
21 Articles
'It's amateurish': Michael Vaughan lambasts England, advises them to ready themselves ahead of second Test
England cricket got off to a horrid start to the Ashes 2025-26. Taking on Australia in the first Test of the series at the Perth Stadium, Australia managed to defeat England by eight wickets, taking the lead in the series and handing England a hefty loss to kick off the series. With the loss, England’s preparation for the series has come into question. With many experts criticising the side’s performance in the clash, former England cricketer M…
Former England players scathing of 'Bazball' side
England skipper Ben Stokes (left) and Joe Root look dejected after the match. Photo: Reuters By Penny Miles of RNZ A chorus of former England cricket stars have torn into the current 'Bazball' side, after the team suffered an embarrassing Ashes test defeat in Perth inside just two days.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 36% of the sources are Center, 36% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium


















