Jonathan Agnew

And there have been quite a few, especially in the way they've approached their batting.

As a bowling side, you feel with England, especially in this series, it's been too easy to take wickets.

They've been gifting wickets.

Absolutely gifted.

And Australia were concerned when we first landed in.

They were thinking to themselves, crikey, we've got a few injuries, we've got a few little issues of ourselves here.

If this England team, with the talent and with that positivity and that aggression, which is great, can then temper it a little bit, we're going to be in for a real fight here.

You're right.

We just gifted it.

We just sort of said, hold on a minute.

We've won one.

You've got to win two sessions, three sessions a day.

We won one session and then put the opposition under pressure.

And then the next session just handed it all back straight away.

And that's not how you go about winning test match cricket.

The other thing I want to know is that, you know...

We've all been wringing our hands and what have you a little bit about dismissals and the way we've bowled.

What I want to know, I've heard like the likes of Ponting and all these sort of greats and what have you going, how do they walk back into that dressing room?

You know, some of the shots that are played, I mean, in my day as well and Glenn's day, you know, you'd have to go round the back and sit there on the naughty chair.

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