The Ashes: Glenn McGrath says Australia's next goal is winning in England in 2027
Australia will aim to win the Ashes series in England for the first time since 2001, according to former Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath. McGrath believes that his country has the quality of players to achieve this feat, but it won't be easy.
McGrath, who played a key role in Australia's previous Ashes victories, says that winning in England will be a big challenge for his team. "Winning in England is Australia's Everest," he said. "It's going to be tough, but I think we've got the team to do it."
The Australian side will aim to build on their 4-1 series victory over England earlier this year, with McGrath praising the performances of players such as Travis Head, Alex Carey, and Scott Boland. However, he also acknowledges that there will be key differences between playing in Australia and facing a hostile English crowd.
"One thing that's different is the mental toughness," McGrath said. "When you play at home, you've got to deal with all sorts of pressures and emotions. But when you're away from home, it's even more difficult."
McGrath believes that England will have to rethink their strategy if they want to win in Australia next year. The Australian team has shown a strong ability to adapt and overcome challenges, but McGrath warns that England will need to be mentally tough if they want to succeed.
"I think England are going to have to go back and re-think their blueprint," McGrath said. "They've got some good players, but they've also got to learn how to deal with pressure and build that mental toughness."
The Australian team is expected to remain largely unchanged for the 2027 Ashes series, with McGrath predicting a 5-0 whitewash victory over England. However, he acknowledges that there will be no easy wins in international cricket.
"It's not going to be a walkover," McGrath said. "We've got to work hard and earn every win. But I think we've got the team to do it."
Australia will aim to win the Ashes series in England for the first time since 2001, according to former Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath. McGrath believes that his country has the quality of players to achieve this feat, but it won't be easy.
McGrath, who played a key role in Australia's previous Ashes victories, says that winning in England will be a big challenge for his team. "Winning in England is Australia's Everest," he said. "It's going to be tough, but I think we've got the team to do it."
The Australian side will aim to build on their 4-1 series victory over England earlier this year, with McGrath praising the performances of players such as Travis Head, Alex Carey, and Scott Boland. However, he also acknowledges that there will be key differences between playing in Australia and facing a hostile English crowd.
"One thing that's different is the mental toughness," McGrath said. "When you play at home, you've got to deal with all sorts of pressures and emotions. But when you're away from home, it's even more difficult."
McGrath believes that England will have to rethink their strategy if they want to win in Australia next year. The Australian team has shown a strong ability to adapt and overcome challenges, but McGrath warns that England will need to be mentally tough if they want to succeed.
"I think England are going to have to go back and re-think their blueprint," McGrath said. "They've got some good players, but they've also got to learn how to deal with pressure and build that mental toughness."
The Australian team is expected to remain largely unchanged for the 2027 Ashes series, with McGrath predicting a 5-0 whitewash victory over England. However, he acknowledges that there will be no easy wins in international cricket.
"It's not going to be a walkover," McGrath said. "We've got to work hard and earn every win. But I think we've got the team to do it."
Come on Glenn, you really think they're gonna go 5-0? England's been improving their game, that's for sure! 
They won the last series 4-1 after all... just 'cause you played a key role in Australia's victories back then doesn't mean you have some sort of crystal ball predicting the future. 
And mental toughness is one thing, but you can't just tell England they need to rethink their strategy without giving them any actual reasons why it won't work 
. Mark my words, Australia's gonna struggle on English soil... 
. The mental toughness factor McGrath mentioned will be crucial 
. The English crowd can be intimidating, and the Aussies will need to find ways to cope with that pressure 
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. The Aussie team has shown adaptability under pressure, which bodes well for their chances 
. However, I still think it's going to be a tough series for England 
. Can they come up with a winning plan? Only time will tell 
! Australia finally wants to take on England at their own home turf? Bring it on, Poms! 
I mean, who can blame them? 4-1 win earlier this year is a great start, and with those Aussie players like Travis Head, Alex Carey, and Scott Boland on the team, they've got some serious firepower 
! England will have to step up their game if they wanna take down Australia in 2027. A 5-0 whitewash? I wouldn't count it out just yet 
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theyve been doing pretty well lately and McGraths right about the mental toughness thing 
playing on englands soil can be super intense but aussies r known 4 dealing w/ that sorta pressure 
anyway glenn mcgrath is right its gonna be tough for them but i think they might have a shot lol travis head and alex carey are looking pretty good atm 
. The fact that McGrath says England will have to rethink their strategy is telling - those guys need to step up their game if they want to take the Ashes series back 
. A 5-0 whitewash? That's a big ask, even for Australia 
I reckon they've got a good shot at winning, especially with that squad they've got. Travis Head is looking 
and Alex Carey's been solid behind the stumps. But you can't underestimate the Gaffer 
. It won't be easy, but like McGrath said, "it's their Everest" 
. It's like McGrath is saying "Hey, we've got a good team, but we're still gonna crush you" 
The Aussies are aiming high and I love how optimistic Glenn McGrath is about their chances in 2027. It's gonna be a tough test, but if anyone can pull it off, they can! 
The fact that they're building on their 4-1 series victory over England earlier this year gives me hope that they've got the skills to take on the Poms and come out on top. And I agree, England will have to rethink their strategy - mental toughness is key in international cricket, and if they can crack that code, they might just stand a chance! 
in 2027. It's not just about throwing fast balls, you gotta be able to handle the pressure too 
England is gonna have a tough time again, i feel bad for them 
. Australia's got some talented players and they're gonna push them to the limit. It's not just about winning in 2027, it's also about building that mental toughness, you know? 
. McGrath thinks England has to rethink their strategy, but what about Australia's ability to adapt? They've done it before, they can do it again 
. Still, I'm keeping an eye on this one 
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The idea of Australia winning the Ashes in England for the first time since 2001 is pretty cool! 
Travis Head and Alex Carey are the real MVPs. And let's be honest, Aussies have been to England before and come out on top 
. We'll see what happens when the time comes! 
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๏ธ and learn how to deal with pressure 
Anyway, back to The Ashes... so McGrath's saying they're gonna try to win in England for the first time since 2001? Good luck with that 