Published: Jun 19, 2015, 08:54 PM (IST)
Edited: Jun 19, 2015, 08:54 PM (IST)
England‘s change in fortunes in the 50-overs format has reportedly come about by a revolutionary change in attitude by players to focus on the game, rather than data and numbers. This change in attitude has received the backing of the England management, particularly by Paul Farbrace. READ: England have decoded ODI batting
According to The Telegraph, Farbrace has worked in close co-ordination with incoming Australian coach Trevor Bayliss and the outcome has been a dramatic change in attitude which is more player-centric, reducing the emphasis on backroom. The outcome of the approach have been largely positive with England giving New Zealand a run for their money. ALSO READ: England to gain from coach Trevor Bayliss’ Australian experience, says Stuart Broad
Even Andrew Strauss, who recently became the butt of ridicule in his controversial dealing of the Kevin Pietersen-saga, has played a role in this new spirit of the England side by urging selectors to go for youth and skill over mere experience. These factors along with England captain Eoin Morgan‘s return to form has thrust England on an upward curve.
