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England players told they must be smart
The Chronicle
|October 01, 2025
CRICKET England managing director Rob Key has warned players must be ‘smart’ and ‘not get caught doing stupid things’ on the upcoming Ashes tour.
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Ben Stokes’ 16-strong squad head to Australia in November with hopes of reclaiming the urn for the first time since 2015.
The spotlight will be on the visiting players and coaching staff and, having been part of the Ashes tour in 2002-03, former England batter Key knows first hand just how intense the glare is likely to be.
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