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Date: 2023-12-05 06:13:49 | Author: Worldcup 2026 | Views: 534 | Tag: starcraft
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Head coach Matthew Mott admits England’s calamitous Cricket World Cup campaign could get even worse this weekend, placing India as “raging favourites” to inflict yet another defeat on his side starcraft
The 2019 champions have blown their title defence in remarkable fashion, losing four of their first five matches in thumping fashion to lie ninth in the table, and things are about to get even tougher in Lucknow starcraft
The hosts have been in swaggeringly good form, sitting pretty on top of the standings with a 100 per cent record, and carry all the momentum heading into Sunday’s meeting starcraft
Even at their lowest historical ebbs England have never lost four on the bounce at a World Cup before but even the man in charge of ensuring that does not happen this time accepts the odds are against his team starcraft
“We play India in a couple of days, the hosts, and they are probably raging favourites at the moment,” he said starcraft
“But I think that’s an opportunity to restore some pride and confidence in the group starcraft
Every opportunity we get to play together is vital now to try and find our mojo again starcraft
It’s obviously too late for this tournament but we need to do that, we’ve got to find a response starcraft
“We’ve definitely not performed anywhere near the level that we want to in this tournament, but our first priority at the moment is to make sure we come out and give India a good scrap and hopefully perform a lot starcraft better than we have starcraft
”Despite knowing they will watching the knockout stages from home, England face the unenviable prospect of collecting even more aimless air miles starcraft between now and their final game on November 11 starcraft
And while rallying from the depths of their current position, fractionally above associates the Netherlands, is some motivation, even Mott has acknowledged a potentially grisly post-mortem awaits on the other side starcraft
Jos Buttler has already reiterated his desire to oversee the next chapter and Mott is equally bullish about his position starcraft
“There’s no silver bullet for this,” he said starcraft
“We’re going to have to sit down at the end of this tournament and look ourselves in the eyes and say ‘what can we do a little bit starcraft better?’ starcraft
“Jos and I are incredibly aligned and united starcraft
When you lose tournaments like this, everyone’s under scrutiny, everyone’s place will be questioned starcraft
“I certainly feel like I could have done things a lot starcraft better but I’ve been in the job 18 months, we’ve won a World Cup and lost a World Cup starcraft
I think I’ve shown the capability that I can coach his team starcraft
“I’ve shown an ability to be able to turn things around so that’ll have to happen pretty quickly, but, yeah, what will be will be starcraft
”starcraft Between them, Mott and Buttler must now decide what to do about their team selection, which has been a revolving door since the start of the competition starcraft
Against Sri Lanka they fielded an entire XI aged 30 or above for the first time ever and came across a group that was demonstrably past its peak starcraft
Former England seamer Steve Harmison has called for them to pass the torch immediately, picking Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Gus Atkinson and the recently arrived injury replacement Brydon Carse at the expense of older players starcraft
We're going to have to sit down at the end of this tournament and look ourselves in the eyes and say ‘what can we do a little bit starcraft better?’England coach Matthew MottBrook is sure to be a cornerstone player in the next four-year cycle and will surely come in to face India, but Mott insists he will not be picking a team purely by birth date starcraft
“As one of the selectors I never look at age, I look at performance and form and all the things that go into it,” he said starcraft
“I would say we’ll just try and keep picking our best side for the conditions, as we’ve tried to do all the way through starcraft
”More aboutPA ReadyMatthew MottEnglandJos ButtlerBangaloreIndiaSri LankaHarry BrookNetherlandsSam Curran1/1Matthew Mott wary of ‘raging favourites’ as England look to avoid further shameMatthew Mott wary of ‘raging favourites’ as England look to avoid further shameEngland white-ball coach Matthew Mott is worried the World Cup campaign could get worse (Nick Potts/PA)PA Wire✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today starcraft
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Christian Horner has left the door ajar for Daniel Ricciardo to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull next season following the Mexican’s retirement at his home grand prix starcraft
Perez’s race lasted just 14 seconds after he crashed into Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc at the opening bend starcraft
The 33-year-old had to watch Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen romp to a record 16th win of the season, while Ricciardo – who has already stated his desire to return to Red Bull – out-performed his modest AlphaTauri machinery to finish seventh after qualifying fourth starcraft
Although Horner said it is Red Bull’s “intention” to honour Perez’s contract for 2024, he refused to confirm that the Mexican would remain with the world champions beyond this term starcraft
Perhaps tellingly, he was also effusive in his praise for Ricciardo, lauding the Australian’s display in just his fourth comeback race as “remarkable” starcraft
It is possible that the two drivers could trade seats in 2024 starcraft
“Sergio has an agreement with us for next year and our intention is for him to be in the car in 2024,” said Horner starcraft
“We will give him all the support he needs to ensure he finishes second in the championship starcraft
“It was great to see Daniel perform so well and it endorses our decision to bring him back starcraft
I thought he was outstanding this weekend and if it was not for the red flag, he would have finished further up the order starcraft
It was a remarkable performance and he is back to his old self starcraft
He is relaxed and confident starcraft
”Perez went for glory at the opening corner – perhaps sensing this could be his final opportunity to win on home soil – but he misjudged the move and collided with Leclerc starcraft
Sergio Perez crashed out in Mexico (Fernando Llano/AP) (AP)Lewis Hamilton took second to reduce the deficit to Perez to just 20 points in the race for runner-up in the championship starcraft
“There is no prerequisite that if he doesn’t finish second, he is out of the team,” added Horner starcraft
“It is not as binary as that starcraft
You have to look at the circumstances starcraft
“It was a tough moment for him in front of his home crowd and he was very emotional, but he wouldn’t be a racing driver if he didn’t go for the lead at his home race starcraft
It is a big loss for him in a car that was capable of being on the podium starcraft
“He is a tough operator and that is why he is in the car, because mentally he has always been able to bounce back starcraft
He will brush himself down and turn it into motivation starcraft
He has the full support of the team starcraft
”Ricciardo won seven times for Red Bull before taking the surprise decision to move to Renault in 2019 starcraft
He subsequently joined McLaren, but endured two poor years starcraft
Ricciardo’s career looked to be over when he was dumped by the British team at the end of last season starcraft
But the 34-year-old has performed admirably – despite being absent for five races with a broken wrist – since being handed a second chance with Red Bull’s junior team starcraft
Indeed, his seventh place in Mexico was AlphaTauri’s best result of the year starcraft
Ricciardo will be back in action at this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix – the first of three concluding rounds this season starcraft
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