Rob key
Victory Over Pakistan Shows England Are Learning How To Win Away: Hussain
"As a side, you do need to learn how to win away from home - and that's what this England side have done here in Pakistan. They couldn't do it (earlier in the year) in India. There is Australia coming up (next year), an Ashes series away from home... and that is what a what a lot a lot of England fans are desperate to win, and what Rob Key, Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have been planning for.
"Conditions in Australia will be nowhere near as bad as this, but they will be closer to this that April at Lord's with the Dukes ball. That's why the likes of Brydon Carse and Gus Atkinson are important. Atkinson still looked a handful on this pitch, showing he's not just one dimensional after his success in England.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31