Following England’s crushing defeat in the second Test, former captains Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan have unleashed harsh criticism on Zak Crawley and Chris Woakes. Boycott slammed Crawley’s batting technique, deeming it unchanged and ineffective, while Vaughan questioned Crawley’s place in the team, citing his low average despite numerous opportunities. Following England’s crushing defeat in the second Test, former captains Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan have unleashed harsh criticism on Zak Crawley and Chris Woakes. Boycott slammed Crawley’s batting technique, deeming it unchanged and ineffective, while Vaughan questioned Crawley’s place in the team, citing his low average despite numerous opportunities.
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