IND Vs Eng: England cricket team turmoil, McCullum’s surprise decision before Test series against India

New Delhi: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) dismissed its data analysts Freddy Wilde and Nathan Lemon a few weeks before the Test series against India as head coach Brandon McCullum wanted to rely more. England’s new World Test Championship cycle will begin on June 20 with a five -match series against the Indian team in Handingley.

What does this decision mean?
According to ‘The Daily Telegraph’ report, ‘Two senior cricket analysts of England are going to leave Nathan Lemon and Freddy Wild team. This shows that the national team will not pay much attention to the data later.

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Who are both data analyst
According to the report, ‘Leams and Wild are England’s senior data analyst and limited overs analyst respectively.’ Both are ending their participation with the national team. The report further said, ‘Both will not join England’s limited overs series against the West Indies later this month. From this series, Harry Brooke will start his ODI and T20 International career as captain.

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‘Low support staff means better environment’
McCullum does not believe in the approach based on data only. This former New Zealand captain believes that it is more suitable for T20 format than the long format of the game. McCullum also feels that the low number of assistant employees is helpful in keeping the atmosphere simple.

Players will take their responsibility
He said, ‘Under this approach, the players of England will be encouraged to take more responsibility for their preparation and performance. Along with this, the number of assistant employees has been reduced to save the dressing room from disorganization in the days of the match.

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India used to focus more on data
In fact, England’s approach has been opposite to India, where more emphasis was laid on data in the era of Rahul Dravid. According to the report, ‘players can seek the advice of analysts at their level but they will be advised to rely more on the inner being.’