michael vaughan called it the most disappointing day of the winter.k through some of thoseissues are going to talk through some of those issues and a few moments but let's take a look at those england batting performances. because 205 all—out and it was at times a painful watch. all—out and it was at times a painfulwatch. dom all—out and it was at times a painful watch. dom the first to go, clean bold. his opening partner did not last too much longer, some criticism coming his way for this effort. joe route also went cheaply. this point england were 30 — three. double ben stokes and jonny bairstow in the middle. this is stokes smashing one for six. he made 55. the partnership eventually coming to an end when bairstow was given out. a little unlucky perhaps, he had survived a review the previous ball, this one went to a review as well, given out lbw umpires call. stokes followed and england in more bother. 0llie pope next to go, he got started but out for 29. dan lwrence back in the side also got a start before he was stumped just shy of his half centu

but former england captain michael vaughan believes he hasn't been supported by the set up.sorry for him, because obviously it's a test match cricket, and you should be good enough, and people say you got to deal with a couple of weeks that havoc on your way. but this is a young kid, a young player who i think it's just been treated so badly and management. i would say that you have to look at the person, the player looks after themselves. and i don't think they've looked after him for the last few weeks, and now they're looking at him and asking why he can't be consistent. how can he be consistent when he knows deep down that they didn't want him in the team? the only player of the rotation it was asked to stay on, get don bass... meawhile, there was more great success for england's women this morning as they beat new zealand by six wickets in their second t20 international. the win means england have an unnassailable 2—0 lead in the three match series, as their stunning form in twenty20 cricket continues. michael redford reports. rather than counting down, england's women