David Warner feels that England's Bazball style won't work in Australian conditions and warned them to play with that style down under. Bazball involves an aggressive batting style which England have adopted over the last few years in Test cricket.
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"At the moment, just with the Australians (as favourites). Not just knowing the conditions but you’ve got over 1,400 international, or Test wickets in that line up with the Australian cricket team. They’re world-class bowlers, they’re always going to turn out and that’s the biggest hurdle for England," Warner was quoted as saying by Wisden.
They also have Scott Boland as the reserve bowler, who has been tremendous in the limited opportunities he has received. They also have Nathan Lyon as the spin bowling option who has been highly successful on Australian pitches with his ability to use the bounce to good effect.
David Warner plays mind games against England
"I don’t know if Bazball is a myth now over there, but I can’t see it happening in Australia with the bounce and everything and the fields Australia set last time in England. It would be pretty high risk to play that in Australia," Warner reckoned.
David Warner's international retirement
David Warner retired from international cricket after the T20 World Cup 2024 where Australia failed to qualify for the semi-finals. His last Test match was against Pakistan earlier that year in Sydney.
The Ashes series between Australia and England will begin on November 21 in Perth. The five-match Test series will conclude in Sydney early next year. Australia have been highly dominant over the recent Ashes series and will start as favorites here as well.
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