England’s white-ball coach Matthew Mott has backed all-rounder Ben Stokes’ good comeback after a lean run to this point since touchdown in Australia. Mott stated when Stokes fires with the bat “someone will pay the price”, and is predicted to take action towards Australia in England’s essential Super 12 Group 1 T20 World Cup recreation in Melbourne on Friday.
“I think he has bowled some big overs, especially in the powerplays,” stated Mott. “With the bat, he hasn’t come but. But his profession means that sooner or later somebody can pay a value, and hopefully that’s Australia. ,
Stokes had scored simply 9 and seven runs within the two T20 Internationals towards Australia in Perth and Canberra earlier this month. And after that he bought some runs in two drills towards Australia and Pakistan, however he managed to attain solely 2 and 6 in England’s T20 World Cup video games towards Afghanistan and Ireland.
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England are in bother after a five-run loss to Ireland in a rain-hit recreation on the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday, and can now face huge opponents Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
Mott, who grew to become England’s white-ball coach in May after main Australia’s girls’s group for seven years, stated the group was upbeat forward of Friday’s conflict towards outdated rivals.
“We’re playing against the hosts, the defending champions, so there’s no need for us as a coaching group to motivate the group,” Mott stated. “We are extremely motivated and (the Ireland end result) simply provides to that motivation.
“You very rarely go undefeated in these tournaments, so I hope we come back really well.”
Ireland’s defeat didn’t imply that England have been underneath strain to make main adjustments to their line-up for Australia’s recreation, Mott felt.
“I think we’ve played really solid cricket last month,” he stated. “We had a bad day (against Ireland), we’re not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater.”
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
