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Under-pressure England coach Brendon McCullum declares

McCullum open to England 'evolution' but won't give up control

Under pressure after one of the most disappointing Ashes tours of the modern era, England 's chastened head coach is open to changes to the Test environment he helped create since taking over in 2022. But not if conditions imposed upon McCullum render him "unable to steer the ship" - in which case, "someone better" could take charge.

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Brendon McCullum 'not against evolution' as England review Ashes humiliation

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'Don't want to be told what to do': Under-pressure England coach Brendon McCullum declares after Ashes loss

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The Ashes: Inquest begins for England as Australia make it 4-1

Australia win the 5th Test at the SCG by 5 wickets to complete their Ashes victory.

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Brendon McCullum holds talks on England future and ‘keen to carry on’

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Ashes review launched by ECB as Stokes gives full backing to under-fire McCullum

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Bazball is dead and England badly need a new ‘evolution’. But it may be too late for some

Many in Brendon McCullum’s squad were selected because they possess the capacity to play the higher-risk, higher-reward style of cricket, so skipper Ben Stokes’ “back to the drawing board” admission post-play on Thursday signals a nervous wait ahead for some.

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This is the third evolution of Bazball: England’s maturing batting

Bazball part three is upon us. Year one was about changing the mentality, part two evolving the bowling and now, the third phase, involves playing smarter, more mature cricket. At least that is the intention laid down by Rob Key last week. We are only one ...