Ashes 2015: England have moved on from Lord’s defeat, feels Moeen Ali

London: English off-spinner Moeen Ali has insisted that his side is having no emotional scars and have moved ahead of the loss they suffered at Lord’s in the second Ashes Test. Shaun Marsh’s ton keeps Australia alive in tour game against Derbyshire

Ali said that there was any psychological damage but the sad thing was they didn’t show any fight, the Daily Express reported. He added that the hosts need to show a bit more steel and fight even if they are going to lose. Jonathan Bairstow: I am very pleased to have been called up

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He insisted that the inclusion of Jonny Bairstow in the line-up would strengthen their batting. But he believed that out-of-form Ian Bell would come good in the coming Tests and would star with the added responsibility of coming in first wicket down. Michael Clarke in desperate search of runs; flops vs Derbyshire in tour game

England suffered a humiliating 405-run defeat at the hands of the Ashes holders at the Mecca of Cricket and since then have been facing criticism from the cricket fraternity. David Warner believes attacking Moeen Ali is the right tactics

Chasing a daunting target of 509, England were bundled out for a dismal 103 in mere 37 overs as Australia levelled the five-match series 1-1 in an imperious style and since then, the English team, especially the batters, have been facing criticism from the cricket fraternity. David Warner claims to have applauded after Joe Root scored 100 in 1st Ashes Test