Trailing the five-match series 0-2 after three outings, England coach Peter Moores still believes that his side can draw level when they take on India in the fourth ODI, here on Tuesday. ‘We have had two disappointing games and we haven’t played well enough in both games, and we know that. So it’s a chance again to come back and play better. In two or three different areas of the game we haven’t really played as well as we wanted to,’ said Moores.
The hosts struggled against spin at Nottingham where the Indian slow bowlers strangled them with six wickets. ‘The middle overs and playing spin are the areas where we want to improve. The key for the lads is to identify the areas where they want to get better and how they are going to go about it and then work very hard to get there,’ he said.
The hosts struggled against spin at Nottingham where the Indian slow bowlers strangled them with six wickets. ‘The middle overs and playing spin are the areas where we want to improve. The key for the lads is to identify the areas where they want to get better and how they are going to go about it and then work very hard to get there,’ he said.