Michael Vaughan

I mean, I think Bethel, I say fortunately, he's been able to go out there without any of that stuff ringing in his ears.

I think it's still ringing in Brook's ears.

I think it's still, I'm afraid, part of the old way of doing it.

He's got to change.

So is that way going to change?

Does it have to change?

I'm thinking about the coach, Michael.

Well, he's got to change.

You know, Baz McCullum's got to change.

You know, this team have not won a five-match series on his watch, got nowhere near a World Test Championship final on his watch, not beating India, not beating Australia.

They're the two series that you're judged on, real big series.

Through the series away against England.

The methods that Baz has brought, you know, and this psychology that he talks about, that, you know, it's about the top two inches and making sure that the mental side's right.

Well, actually, England under him have not won a big series and under real big moments.

they haven't actually coped with the pressure.

You know, you look at this series at the start, they didn't cope with it.

They went 2-0 down too quickly.

So he has to be honest with himself.

I think he can change.

I do.