Jonathan Agnew

unless, as Steph says, they're sort of trundling back on the bus from a postponed day-night game.

I thought it was unlikely that McCullum would go between the Ashes and the World Cup, simply because it's just too short notice.

But the rest of it, I think, if you look at the three in charge... We'll go another step.

And we mentioned Richard Gould, the boss, the chief executive...

If he looks at what people think of English cricket at the moment and the England cricket team, the men's team, that's a really bad look.

What a terrible picture.

What a really poor image there is at the moment of the England men's cricket team.

You can't escape from that.

The stuff that's been written, the stuff that's been said, the stuff that's happened,

And more than that, by the way that they've laid themselves open for it to happen.

It's been self-inflicted.

Harry Brookstuff, self-inflicted.

Noosa, self-inflicted.

Lack of preparation, self-inflicted.

The way they played in Australia, self-inflicted.

You know, it's not...

If you're looking at that, you have to impose change.

And I know imposing on stuff seems a bit strong, but it has to happen, doesn't it?

If you're the boss, you can't have that landscape out in front of you.

You have to change.