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McCullum wants to stay as England coach despite Ashes ...
- On Sunday, Brendon McCullum said he wants to remain as England head coach despite England being 3-0 down in the five-match Ashes series after 11 days, but he accepts his future is up to other people.
- After defeats in Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide the tourists' hopes evaporated, and critics heavily criticised England's so-called `Bazball` tactics as largely discredited.
- Rob Key will address the media in Melbourne on Tuesday and answers to Richard Gould, while Brendon McCullum is contracted through to the end of 2027; Chris Silverwood did not survive a 4-0 thrashing four years ago.
- The fourth Test starts on December 26 in Melbourne before the New Year Test in Sydney, and losing both games could make it impossible for key decision-makers to keep their roles.
- Former England cricket chief Andrew Strauss has urged a broader response than sackings, warning that removing coach and captain alone won’t fix the long-term issues after the 2021/22 high-performance review and 18 Test matches winless record in Australia.
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McCullum wants to stay as England coach despite Ashes drubbing
England are 3-0 down in the five-match series, outplayed by a hungry Australian team
·Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Sacking Stokes and McCullum will not solve England’s Ashes woes, says Strauss
Former England cricket chief Andrew Strauss has warned that removing coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes will not be enough to change a “depressingly one-sided story” in Australia following another painful Ashes defeat.
·India
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