Brendon McCullum insists England's best chance of turning the tide in India is to keep trusting in their methods as he resists calls to adapt despite a humbling defeat in Rajkot.
England coach Brendon McCullum believes Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal at Lord's can galvanise his charges and inspire what would be a stunning Ashes comeback.
England coach Brendon McCullum said he doubts his team will be hanging out with their Australian counterparts following a difficult loss in the second Ashes Test.
Sir Geoffrey Boycott has said England "have got carried away with Bazball" after they suffered defeat in the first Ashes Test.
Coach Brendon McCullum insists England felt "validated" despite an agonising defeat in the first Ashes Test, and doubled down on the selection gamble of Moeen Ali.
Brendon McCullum is excited about the "magic" that could occur in the Ashes and has promised England will not move away from their aggressive approach at the first sign of danger.