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Cricket: Why Can't England Defend?

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Cricket: Why Can't England Defend?

“What a mess,” said Paul Newman in the Daily Mail. Just two Tests into the “brave new world” of Joe Root’s captaincy, England are in a real “pickle”. In the second Test against South Africa, at Trent Bridge, they suffered a “crushing”, 340-run defeat. Having been set an unattainable target of 474 runs, they had no chance of winning; they could only hope to get a draw by batting to the end of the fifth day. Instead, they just collapsed, mustering a mere 133 runs. They have now lost six of their last eight Tests – and this “shameful” defeat, to a South Africa side that looked “down and out&

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