Ed Gamble

Well, we'll probably go for the cheaper system, save some money.

And I'm not saying that is what has happened here, but they've ended up with an inferior product, which is a domestic product, and therefore probably cheaper than the one that have come in internationally.

Well, as you say, it's a horrible situation again, isn't it, where a coach gets wheeled out.

You know, just to try and satisfy the media, really, and keep the needles twitching for a while.

But it's an impossible job, isn't it?

I mean, he knows.

Yes, England are still in the game.

But they're going to need a Stokes 100, you'd think, or something near close to that to get the lead down to something remotely manageable, 70 or 80.

Well, I mean, it gives you a sniff if they come out, you know, and really get amongst the wickets.

But these bowlers have had no rest again.

I mean, they're bowling today and they're out there again tomorrow.

This is another failing of the way England have played in recent years.

Their bowlers have no rest.

They have no respite.

They can't recharge batteries.

Before they know it, they're out there bowling again.

I mean, Joffre, I think it worked out, he was off the field for six hours, was it?

From walking off bowling to when he's batting again.

And if it had gone bang, bang and he'd lost the last two wickets, he'd have been out bowling again tonight.

And that's just unacceptable.