England against India: Brendon McCallum says he is confident in England and is preparing for the hard -to -test India test Cricket news

Brendon McCallum, England coach, said he knows the direction that he wants to take his test team as he prepared for a difficult challenge from India this summer.

The five tests series begins on June 20 at Headingley, Live on Sky Sports CricketBefore the ash tour in England later in the winter.

The white football team, led by the captain of the new captain, Harry Brook, has completed clean surveying in the T20 series and the international series that lasts one day against the West Indies, indicating positive renovations. Attention now turns into coordination of the longest game in a decisive year for McCullum and Captain Ben Stokes.

“It is important for men to arise. We know where we want to reach it as a test team,” McCullum told McCullum. Sky Sports Cricket.

“There are some of the unavailable quality archers, but we have a cute and varied Bolling attack with Chris Wox, Sam Cook, Prideon Carcy, Jimmy Oorton, Josh Lisan for the high element.

“Our Shoaib Bashir, who grows in the cricket test every day. We know that we will test against India, and they will get ready.

“They are a distinguished Cricket game, which will come here with great hope, and we look forward to seeing them.”

Bethel “I have already become a leader”

Yaqoub Bethel, who played the championship in the shape of the white football, returned in the England test team for the match match.

Bethel missed the comfortable victory over Zimbabwe while he was doing the IPL duty, but he returns to a group of 14 men after admiration in New Zealand during the winter by registering the 1950s of No. 3.

The 21 -year -old also left the impression under Brock’s leadership, where he participated in three consecutive T20i in Southampton to help England win 37.

“Bethael has a good life in front of him,” McCallom added.

“For a 21 -year -old child, he got a real balance, and this allows him to go out there and attend and show his taste and talent.

“The world is its conversation. It has already become a leader in the dressing room and it is what you want.

“Jimmy Smith and Bin Dakit reminded me of the death of and Zac Crowley in the test game. We know how great Duckett is, but the power of Smith is amazing.

“These men are not afraid, and if you add the craft, you hope that you will end up with a round player.”

The Summer test for men in England continues with a five -game test series against India at home, starting on Friday, June 20 in Hiddingli, live on the air Sky Sports.