Rob Key

There's nothing wrong.

And it's never been Brendan's case that when you go out there and you get 70 and it's like, yeah, well done.

That's never been the case.

You know, actually, he's always wanted a team, a side that can adapt.

And he's got to find ways of doing that, which is what we're looking to do.

And when you speak to him, it's like, right, all the time.

How do we get to this point where now we want players that are ruthless, that are able to go out there?

You don't want someone to completely come and play in a different style.

You still want players...

that can go out there and score runs against the best bowlers in the world.

Not just survive, because you're never going to get anywhere doing that.

But once they get the opportunity, you want them to go and become relentless and score as many runs as possible.

Yeah, but these things happen.

They don't happen, I'm not always in the dressing room, so you'd have to speak to players around, but these conversations happen in person.

It's not just to sit around and go, right, okay, that's not his style.

He's always going to work individually.

In those tough conversations, he's always going to have them trying to help.

Sometimes it will be you didn't commit to that.

Sometimes you're trying to get to a point where they can commit to whatever they're looking to do.

Sometimes, like Brendan would say, if you're trying to play against the left arm, we have this conversation with him, he thinks dumb cricket is if the