As the final test in India draws to a close, England have been outclassed yet again once they left their comfort zone of England and Dukes balls.
They have won just one away series out of their last seven.
They have won just 7 out of 35 away tests in the last five years.
Their much vaunted deep batting lineup has, in the last five years averaged 30.14 runs per wicket at 2.93 RPO away from home. Only South Africa score slower (2.92, virtually no difference) and England's runs per wicket figure exceeds only that of Windies, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.
Their bowlers struggle to take wickets without Dukes balls and their flawed batting techniques are exposed once they pass through customs.
All of which begs one important question...
Is playing in England harming English cricket?





They have won just one away series out of their last seven.
They have won just 7 out of 35 away tests in the last five years.
Their much vaunted deep batting lineup has, in the last five years averaged 30.14 runs per wicket at 2.93 RPO away from home. Only South Africa score slower (2.92, virtually no difference) and England's runs per wicket figure exceeds only that of Windies, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.
Their bowlers struggle to take wickets without Dukes balls and their flawed batting techniques are exposed once they pass through customs.
All of which begs one important question...
Is playing in England harming English cricket?




