Rob Key

So all of those players, the Jamie Smiths, Harry Brooks, they'll know what to expect a lot more next time.

we've spoken a lot about this, myself, Brendan, Ben, and I think the truth is, is that

You know, you said it earlier.

We never wanted to be a one-trick pony side, a one-way of playing.

You know, it's always been a team that you want to adapt, and that's what they did out in the World Cup.

You can't play the so-called basketballs if Brendan only wants people to play one way.

Out in places like Sri Lanka, you have to adapt, and that's what...

this team needs to do better.

That's what you look now.

We still want players that can play against the best bowlers in the world and score runs against the best bowlers in the world, still be able to play an aggressive form of cricket, as well as being able to soak up pressure.

They just have to get better at being ruthless.

They have to not rein it in is not the right word, just be more clinical as much as anything else.

That's the key now.

That's the evolution of this side.

We've spoken about doing it.

We haven't done it.

And at times, sometimes what you want for Ben and Brendan is that they're the best at getting the best out of players that I've seen.

And that's what you want them to get back to.

Forget about it.

It's not a tactic, the style of play.