India against England: Nasser Hussein on the strategy of beating visitors and white ball shape Cricket news

Nasser Hussein says that England faces “very few months” in the white football game and needs to solve the pace of multiplication in the form of 50.

Brendon McCallum, President of England to Kotak, hoping to have improved performance in the second match of the three ODI series after the beating decreased four times against the hosts in Nagbur.

The series works as a warm -up for the ICC CHAMPIONS Cup, which starts on February 19 live Sky Sports Cricket England is seen in the same group as Afghanistan, Australia and South Africa in the championship of eight teams and 50 championships.

Najbour’s convincing defeat came on Thursday in the aftermath of England lost 4-1 in the T20 series that opened the India round.

Speak on the latest version of Sky Sports Cricket PodcastHussein said that although India is proud of a tremendous force in the depth, it was also clear “at some point” that the white ball game in England was “on its way” under the leadership of Ein Morgan and Trevor Bayliss, the Captain-Coach group that led The side of the 2019 World Cup victory.

“You followed similar paths, right?” Hussein said in a conversation with his former Captain Captain Inandian Michael Atheon on the podcast during the autopsy that has played in India so far.

“Most of the games, even T20S, were in the game, then a louder mistake (about Phil Salt in ODI).

“T20s lost and lost a lot of these games to spin too.

So India, it is clear that the white ball in those finals at the World Cup in Ahmedabad won the T20 World Cup, so it is the side of a huge white ball.

Also, the depth of the Indian cricket game. Abhishek Sharma in that T20s – Wow, what a player.

“But the white cricket game in England for some time is now in place under the leadership of Morgan and Biles.

“So I think it is very important a few months ago.”

What does England now have to do for improvement in the second ODI?

Captain Jose Pateler explained before the first ODI that England needs “weakness” on its aggressive approach with the bats in the second part of the round despite the defeats in the T20 series.

Then Bater said after the subsequent defeat The side “needs to play better for a longer period, we need to do our plans better.”

Amid the focus on England’s ability to overcome the archers in India, Hussein argued: “You will not say that they were going out to the big rotation. It is not like the fourth day of a test in Mumbai or something like that. It was by not choosing the rotation.

“I know Harry Brook really struggled, right? So I think it is the choice of rotation and that really aggressive nature.

“This aspect of England, whenever they lose, the thing that always asks – do they walk very aggressively? Now they have a root there to only play the role of this anchor. It is not just enough (in ODI First) but I think it is the aggressive nature.

“EOIN used to say that” 50 Over is not a long time, just go hard for every delivery and know where it is happening. “So this may be the MCCULUM point, we have to take a little pain to make a pace.

“We have said both, they do not play a lot of fifty cricket. They have not played much since the last World Cup and they do not play the cricket in a local way.

“So, it works on the duration of the beating in the roles and the difficulty of going and when it is not very harsh.”

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