Top Order hold the Key to Ashes Retention

If England are to prove Darren Lehman wrong and retain their Ashes crown when the action gets underway in Brisbane on 21st November, then they will have to be http://cialis7days-pharmacy.com/ far more effective with the bat – especially at the top of the order – during the reverse series of their 3-0 victory this summer. In that series, despite managing that feat on four occasions from their seven innings two years earlier, England failed to post a total of 400 or more even http://clomidgeneric-online24.com/ once and, whilst betfair pundits have suggested that the conditions favoured

the bowlers

of just 27.7 Cook himself has stated the need to improve – both personally and as a unit – and is keen to get back out in the middle to play himself back into form: “I didn’t execute as well as I could have done this summer [but] I had a good time there (Australia) last time”, Cook said, according to the betfair website. “It would be great to vermox repeat some of those feats, I enjoy batting in those conditions. The ball can be flying past your ears. It’s a real test of the skills you need against fast bowling.” England will be hoping to use their warm-up games Down Under to get some practice before the Test action begins, and they have been handed a boost with the news

that Kevin Pietersen has made himself available for their first

warm-up game against Western Australia XI on November 31st.