Michael Vaughan

There was plenty who said that.

So, yeah, I would just summarise today from these kind of forms that I'm seeing in front of me and just think there's a little bit of the attention to detail that's coming back into the England game.

I actually felt if one went, they all went.

They seem to me it's like a football management team that have come in and they're all doing it completely different to what's been done before.

Well, I'm allowed my opinion.

I honestly think that they're all kind of very similar and they're doing it their way and they'll get to the end of 27 and then they'll probably all go.

I think it'll be a time for change.

And I will say, I think they're very lucky.

I think they're very, very lucky because there's not many management groups that deliver...

something so poor away from home in an Ashes series and get the chance to carry on so they are lucky but they've now got that chance and they've now got that opportunity to fine tune a little bit better the attention to detail needs to stay it can't just be spiel on a

Monday night we're on.

And then by the time we get to the summer and they've won a couple of games, we go back to what's been before.

That attention to detail has to stay because there's some challenges ahead.

New Zealand at home is not an easy one.

Then India come for some white ball.

Pakistan at home.

South Africa away, three-match series with them trying to get into the World Test Championship final.

So that's not going to be easy.

So there are some challenges for this England side.

But it doesn't surprise me that they all stayed as one.