Michael Vaughan

But we had a very good team back then.

We had quite a lot who went on to play for England.

What about cricket?

Cricket?

I wasn't that great at it.

I played a bit at school, but I turned in professional rugby at 18.

Of course, it just takes over.

How does it come here, Zara?

It's quite a friendly stick.

But it still sticks all the same for the Australians when we lose.

I mean, it's tough, isn't it?

I really, honestly, don't suggest that you go down there.

They'll be very pleased to see you.

Yeah, they are.

I mean, you've got to be interested in the whole question of coaching and preparation, the sort of stuff that's been talked a lot about on this tour.

But the nature of sport is that if you lose, then you'll talk about everything that you wouldn't talk about if you win.

Whether it be basketball, whatever, the environment, obviously they went away after they lost the second test, I think they had a week off.

Yes, you might have enjoyed that.

I'm so on board with that you are but the thing is once you get to that level and you're playing at that level they should know what works for them you know

Not everyone will always agree with it, but the most normal thing is if you lose a game, let's train harder.