Where to for England now? Jofra's late pace, Stokes and Jacks abandon Bazball!
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Aussies go two up! In this episode of Chin Music, hosts Steve and Moises delve into the ongoing Ashes series, reflecting on England's Bazball strategy, the dynamics of partnerships, and the performances of key players like Jofra Archer and Michael Nesser. They discuss the tension in the last hour of play, Steve Smith's leadership, and the potential changes England might consider moving forward.
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TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 01:00 - Bazbore cricket 06:10 - Jofra pace late 12:25 - Neser shines 13:05 - Carey's stellar performance 17:32 - Steve Smith passion 20:00 - Where to now for England? Head to www.fanatics.tv for more cricket insights & banter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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