Jonathan Agnew

And I remember that being rammed home to me when I was a young professional, even by dear old Chris Boulderson, dress smart, play smart.

But it's kind of true.

You just rock up, whatever.

then you're not going to be tuned into what you're doing.

I'm not necessarily saying that's the way to go, that they all dress smart, play smart and so on.

But I go back to Noosa, I go back to the stories that you hear, some of which may be true, some of which may not be true, but just that general vibe around this current England team in that on and off the field there is a lack of discipline.

Talk about discipline on the field.

I mean, to me, it's stunningly obvious.

You just have to look at the way Australia outplayed England, outmanoeuvred them in this series.

And then you look at the way Joe Root has played in the series, those 200.

You look at the way Jacob Bethel has played in the series.

And then you look at Will Jackson's shot.

You look at Jamie Smith's shot, for example.

You look at Harry Brooke's shot.

It's not that difficult to work out, is it?

That's what really worries me.

Why are they not...

Those ones you mentioned, why are they not emulating the obvious examples that are there?

Is it because they simply haven't got the nose and they haven't got the brains to do it?

Possible.