England Talk a Big Game, Australia Play One

<p>While Australia sit 2-0 up in the series, the guys dig into whether England have fallen into an “exaggerated sense of their own ability” as they enjoy their “reset in Noosa” ahead of the third test.</p><p>It took Stokes and Jacks finally “playing properly” on the last day for England to show any real fight, and Corbin and Ed explore whether that flicker of resistance tells us anything or simply exposes a team that is, in Ed’s words, “just not very good”.</p><p>Selection changes feel inevitable for England, with Archer’s effort labelled “a pathetic test”, Jacks battling to hold his place and Bashir’s absence becoming harder to explain.</p><p>Back to Australia, the lads also touch on the players who seem to vanish at the edges of selection talk, with Beau Webster slipping under what Corbin jokingly frames as an “invisibility cloak.” plus is Australia’s depth so strong that fringe players can disappear from view for months and still be closer to a baggy green than anyone in England’s ...