England coach Chris Silverwood may continue rotation policy during the Ashes

England head coach Chris Silverwood has suggested that his side may look to continue the rotation policy in the Ashes due later this year. In the recently concluded Test series against India, England’s rotation policy was severely criticized and the side was accused of not prioritizing the India Test series. The rotation policy saw that Johnny Bairstow was rested for the first two Tests against India, and was a shadow of his own in the next two Tests, as he was second on the list of Shane Warne, who played for India Most of the recordings were done for Duck. .

“We have to take care of our players. We want to keep them fit, healthy, healthy and in the park and make sure we’re trying to get it right. We’re constantly talking about it and trying to make sure are doing.” Doing this to the best of your ability. I don’t think it’s acceptable to push someone until they break and then try and pick them up. We have to intervene before someone breaks so that we can get them back in England shirts. Fast, ”Silverwood said during a virtual press conference.

“Equally, everyone remembers their families. Families miss the players who come here. If we can’t normally find players to be families, then it’s important that we get families to get players. Try your best. From a well. As a matter of view, it is very important that these players stay connected with their families. Will the policy continue in the English summer? Kovid said, “he said.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Jose Butler was sent back home after the first Test against India in the rotation policy. James Anderson was also rested for the second Test when he delivered a match-winning performance in the second innings of the first Test at Chepauk.

Elaborating further on his talk, Silverwood said: “Can players fly through the Ashes in the middle of the house? We have to be proactive in taking care of them, so this is definitely something we might have to look into . Yes, I know things are slowly opening up. Up is up, but we’ll be guided by medical advice and what’s going on in the country. It’s definitely something we’re probably going to do. “

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Asked if England did not prioritize the Test series against India, Silverwood replied: “Nobody took this series lightly, I can promise you that. Of course not. We want to win here Were and we won that first Test and won it. India bounced back in the last three Tests. It is a very difficult place to win and win. History tells you. For a minute don’t think we have played this series Taken lightly because we didn’t do it. “

India beat England 3–1 in the four-match Test series and, as a result, the Virat Kohli-led team qualified for the final of the World Test Championship (WTC).