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Team England Needs To Bat For Long Time To Create Chances In The Ashes: Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that batting for a long time will be key to England's chances in the Ashes later in the year. He also said that England will have to train their minds for making 400 runs in the first innings and 600 runs in every Test.
"The key to England's chances is batting for a long time. They cannot be a 300-all-out team. They will do nothing that way. They have to train their brains to make 400 in the first innings. They are going to need at least 600 runs per Test match. Even that might not be enough but it is a minimum requirement," wrote Vaughan in his column for The Telegraph on Saturday.
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