Michael Vaughan

By the way,

We're not sure what our team, it could be Crawley and Duckett, but someone like Zach's going to have to go and get a few runs as well.

Duckett, why don't we talk to you about Duckett a minute?

Because it became him not leaving the ball became kind of a bit of a thing, wasn't it?

You know, that's kind of, that's the way I play.

And this is what I don't know.

I don't need to leave the ball.

When everyone in fact is saying, yeah, but when it comes to Australia, Ben, you can't keep doing that.

You're going to get out.

And it's happened throughout this series.

Why has nobody said to him, actually, Ben, that ego stuff is nonsense.

You need to work at your game.

You're going to have to tighten up your game if you're going to get runs in Australia.

Because, I guess, we've had a culture that's been created that, you know, James Smith in the first inning, Simon Katic said on the radio, you know, he probably went in the dressing room and people were patting him on the back because, you know, you were trying to get the game moving forward.

That's been the culture of this era in the last three and a half years.

And I also think it's a load of nonsense.

It's all about winning.

At this level, it's all about the end result.

And we've said for months and months and months, this is judgment time.

And in Australia, we'll judge this method, whether it didn't work against India, they drew.