We’ve got to be smarter with our comments – McCullum

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England Head Coach McCullum Calls for Maturity in Public Comments

Brendon McCullum, the all-format head coach of England men's side, has emphasized the need for his players to show more maturity in their public comments.

Challenging England's Batting Plans

Since McCullum took over as head coach in 2022, England's approach has been redefined with a high-tempo style of play, especially in the batting department. However, the team has faced challenges in overseas Tests, with some poor phases of play costing them dearly.

Importance of Public Image

McCullum hopes that his players choose their words better in the future, as he believes that their comments don't necessarily reflect the team's overall outlook. He wants England's players to be aware of the impact of their words on the public and to articulate things in a way that doesn't lose touch with the English people.

Regaining Ground with the English Public

McCullum feels that rediscovering success on the field will go a long way in regaining ground with the English public. The upcoming home series against India and the Ashes in Australia will be crucial in judging the team's progress.

Prioritizing Personality Development

McCullum underlined the importance of personality development from his players, emphasizing that success on the cricket field remains a priority but also wants England's players to push the envelope in terms of their engagement with the public. He believes that balancing the two things is no easy task but that is where the challenge lies.



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