After a solid summer, England's true test lies in sterner overseas series
by Rob Johnston • Published on Wed, Aug 26, 2020, 11:55 PM
Aside from the facts of runs and wickets, it is clear that England are cultivating a culture of self-improvement. © AFPThe summer of Test cricket we thought we might never get because of coronavirus, the summer that was unlike any other summer experienced in English cricket, is over after six Tests in seven weeks. Joe Root's team ended it with two series wins, their first target, and in the process became the first England side since Andrew Strauss's in 2010 to win three consecutive series. There has clearly been progress in some areas during the series against West Indies and Pakistan. But there remains plenty to work on.
Aside from the facts of runs and wickets, it is clear that England are cultivating a culture of self-improvement. © AFP
The summer of Test cricket we thought we might never get because of coronavirus, the summer that was unlike any other summer experienced in English cricket, is over after six Tests in seven weeks. Joe Root's team ended it with two series wins, their first target, and in the process became the first England side since Andrew Strauss's in 2010 to win three consecutive series. There has clearly been progress in some areas during the series against West Indies and Pakistan. But there remains plenty to work on.
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