England team’s surgery begins after Ashes series loss
After the defeat of the Ashes series, the surgery of the England team started, Giles was removed, this veteran got the command After Ashes series loss.
Ashley Giles, the managing director of the England team, has been removed from the post after the humiliating defeat at the hands of Australia in the Ashes series. The former spinner was holding this position for three years. Former England captain Andrew Strauss will replace Giles on an interim basis. England was defeated 4-0 in the Ashes series. After the Ashes, the team was also defeated 2-3 in the T20 series of 5 matches in the West Indies. Last year, India also defeated England 3-1 in the home Test series. After this, Team India led by Virat Kohli defeated him 2-1 on England soil. However, despite consecutive defeats, Joe Root has not been removed from the captaincy after the Ashes series loss.
England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) Chief Executive Tom Harrison said
“After a disappointing performance in the Ashes series this time, we have to work further to avoid repeating it.” With Giles England scored the first 50 overs. Won the World Cup but the performance in the Test format was disappointing. Former England Test spinner Giles said, “The last few years have been very challenging. I am proud that we have been able to perform well even in difficult situations. Now I will spend time with family before taking on the next responsibility.”
Andrew Strauss’s Career
Strauss scored 7037 runs in 100 Tests for England. His captaincy helped England achieve the number one Test ranking with two Ashes series wins. Strauss, 44, was England’s director of cricket from 2015 to 2018. He had resigned from the post to take care of his wife, Ruth. Strauss was then appointed as the chairman of the Cricket Committee of the England and Wales Cricket Board in 2018. Strauss is a highly respected England cricketer who has been awarded the title of knighthood.