England must accept Ashes backlash, says McCullum
Brendon McCullum, head coach of the England Test cricket team, acknowledged the backlash following their 4-1 defeat in Australia. He emphasized the need for the team to learn from the experience and rebuild trust with supporters by winning significant matches. McCullum also reflected on the team's preparation and approach, admitting they underestimated the pressure of the Ashes series.
- ▪England suffered a 4-1 defeat in the Ashes series against Australia.
- ▪Brendon McCullum stated that the team must handle the backlash from their performance.
- ▪McCullum acknowledged that the team overestimated their readiness for the pressure of the series.
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England must accept Ashes backlash, says McCullumImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Brendon McCullum took charge of the England Test team in 2022ByStephan ShemiltCricket CorrespondentPublished29 May 2026, 14:17 BSTUpdated 7 minutes agoHead coach Brendon McCullum said England must deal with the "backlash" to their dismal 4-1 defeat in Australia.England were widely criticised for their approach on and off the field down under, when they were thought to have a superb opportunity to regain the Ashes, only to be soundly beaten by a below-strength Australia team.McCullum has kept his job following a review into the tour and will lead England into the first Test against his native New Zealand at Lord's on Thursday."There was huge hopes and ambitions for success down in Australia and we…
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