Michael Vaughan

Technical brilliance, calmness, composure, not dancing down, trying to whack Scott Boland, who's a wonderful bowler, leaving the ball, getting under.

Then the field spreads and you knock it around.

Spin comes on, knock it around.

All right, dance down and hit one over the top because mid-on comes up.

So the three successful innings that we've seen on the tour have been played by

dare I say it, test match batters.

Another bit of, I mean, Mitchell Stark, wicket four times in the first over.

What a surprise.

He's out there loosening up and does a hole over.

He's rolling, he's running in and bowling his first over for real at 90 miles an hour.

You watch our fellas.

Joffre Archer's first over is about 83 miles an hour.

They don't do it, but it's just such simple professional discipline, isn't it?

I mean, what a surprise.

You get found out, I think in this era of sport, the England side, they've got some professionals in there and they work hard, but

You know, you get found out against some of these teams.

I watch Andrew McDonald on a regular basis.

He's so kind of detailed.

You know, he's coming up with strategies, plans, Alex Carey up to the stump.

I haven't seen one this tour where I've looked down and gone, OK, that's cool.