Jonathan Agnew

I mean, well, there's two things.

They need a new approach.

Yes.

Can a coach who I think, you know, we mustn't forget what they did do three and a half years ago.

And they did actually sort out English cricket to a large extent.

They really did.

They picked up a broken team and they made them.

enjoy cricket again and win games again and be entertained what they didn't do was to stop it stop at that point and actually get down to having achieved what they had to do in that short term which was getting those players back again getting their minds back again there are some good players here that's when the point should have stopped and there should have been a much more disciplined attitude brought in on and off the field at that point and that's where they've gone wrong so

the approach has to change.

Yes.

Can this coach change the approach?

That's up to him.

And if he feels he can do it and really believe in it, personally, I'll keep him.

Because there are some talented players here and I watch him work with them

And I think he and Stokes actually are a good combination.

I think what they need is... Do you think they're still as aligned as they were?

It's interesting, actually, listening to Ben Stokes, because his answers were a bit different from Brendan McCullum.

He said, you know, we play three out of ten cricket.

There's a lot of room for improvement.

On too many occasions, you know, we've made mistakes.