Australia is all but sure to retain the Urn, thanks to Travis Head’s brilliant hundred on Day 3 of the ongoing third Ashes 2025-26 Test at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide. With a huge lead of 356 runs and six wickets still in hand, Australia is all set to hand England another heavy Ashes series defeat.
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Reacting to the current situation, former England captain Michael Vaughan feels this is not the time for panic. He warned the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) against following the past paths where they often brought complete overhaul after Ashes losses to Australia.
A bad experience is better than no experience: Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan told the Ashes Debrief on BBC iPlayer: “English cricket often works in four-year cycles, home and away Ashes series. One or two players need to go because they aren’t good enough at this level, but a number of them have enough talent.
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Michael Vaughan urges England to learn from pain
However, the former England captain Michael Vaughan doesn’t think the senior players like Ben Stokes or Joe Root will return for another Ashes tour in Australia. Vaughan signed off by saying:
“I look back to 2002-03; we were 4-0 down and won in Sydney. I learned a lot about the next few years from winning that one game. England can’t think there is nothing to gain from the next two games. If this goes wrong, and it looks like it may do, Melbourne and Sydney are still opportunities to learn for the next time they come or the next time they play Australia.”
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