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Mark Wood Warns England Cricketers Against 'Dumb' Public Comments
Mark Wood has accepted some of the comments made by his fellow England players to the media have been "a bit dumb". Under the leadership of coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes, England have become known for their bold play on the field and equally striking comments beyond the boundary.
Ben Duckett said he would not care if England lost this year's one-day international series in India 3-0 if they went on to win the Champions Trophy, while during the 2023 Ashes Zak Crawley said the team were "not about winning or losing, we're about entertainment".
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- 24 May 2026 09:59