London: A great start, his reign as red-ball coach Brendon McCullum Told England There are not yet a “finished product”, saying that winning under all conditions should become a role model for the team.
Playing a hyper-aggressive brand of cricket, England have won all four Tests since the new head coach took over last month.
“We’re not a finished product first,” McCullum told Saenz Breakfast.
“We are a month into it and we have had some good results and we have seen the cricketing world take a little notice of them but we need to make sure it becomes a role model for us.
“This style of play and what we are trying to achieve is completely authentic to us in any situation and that will be the real challenge,” he said.
England, who had had a disappointing performance over the past 18 months, looked to have a completely changed outfit in a 3-0 series win. New Zealand and the record chase in the rescheduled fifth Test against India.
The former New Zealand captain expressed hope that England can replicate the success at home in overseas conditions.
“Obviously the conditions around the world will mean we have to adapt relatively, but look, I think that’s one of the beauties of this group. I think a lot of where we’ve played during the two series Many times this has happened.They also had to bear the pressure.
He said, “A lot has been created from this destruction that we were able to work especially with the ball in hand and hunt for wickets with the ball, but at times we had to handle the pressure.
“When it was needed, people actually did it, which was also really satisfying.
“It’s early days, but it’s definitely a good changing room; an amazing group of people and obviously a huge amount of talent and ability within the dressing room and really well under the leadership of the captain. Ben Stokes very.”
England’s test team’s next match South Africa The following month in a three-match red-ball series at home.
Playing a hyper-aggressive brand of cricket, England have won all four Tests since the new head coach took over last month.
“We’re not a finished product first,” McCullum told Saenz Breakfast.
“We are a month into it and we have had some good results and we have seen the cricketing world take a little notice of them but we need to make sure it becomes a role model for us.
“This style of play and what we are trying to achieve is completely authentic to us in any situation and that will be the real challenge,” he said.
England, who had had a disappointing performance over the past 18 months, looked to have a completely changed outfit in a 3-0 series win. New Zealand and the record chase in the rescheduled fifth Test against India.
The former New Zealand captain expressed hope that England can replicate the success at home in overseas conditions.
“Obviously the conditions around the world will mean we have to adapt relatively, but look, I think that’s one of the beauties of this group. I think a lot of where we’ve played during the two series Many times this has happened.They also had to bear the pressure.
He said, “A lot has been created from this destruction that we were able to work especially with the ball in hand and hunt for wickets with the ball, but at times we had to handle the pressure.
“When it was needed, people actually did it, which was also really satisfying.
“It’s early days, but it’s definitely a good changing room; an amazing group of people and obviously a huge amount of talent and ability within the dressing room and really well under the leadership of the captain. Ben Stokes very.”
England’s test team’s next match South Africa The following month in a three-match red-ball series at home.