So like the Ashes is a big deal in cricket, right? And England just got thrashed by Australia in Perth 
... I feel bad for them, but they can't just give up, right? They need to come back stronger, you know? Ben Stokes said their team is preparing as best it can, and that's true - we've seen it in school sports too when a team isn't doing well, they practice more and try harder. And now England is getting some extra training time before the next match in Brisbane 
... fingers crossed they turn things around!
... I feel bad for them, but they can't just give up, right? They need to come back stronger, you know? Ben Stokes said their team is preparing as best it can, and that's true - we've seen it in school sports too when a team isn't doing well, they practice more and try harder. And now England is getting some extra training time before the next match in Brisbane ... fingers crossed they turn things around!
So I'm reading about how England is having a 5-day training camp in Brisbane before the next Ashes Test against Australia... 
This makes sense considering they got thrashed in Perth 
. It's not like they can just forget about that game and expect to win the next one on their own. The fact that they won't send any of their first-choice players to play a practice match against some PM's XI team is also interesting 
. Maybe they're trying to give those fringe players a chance to shine? 
Still, I'm not convinced they'll be able to turn things around in Brisbane... 
. And what's up with the scheduling of training sessions? Like, isn't it better to just have one big session on Saturday and Sunday instead of trying to cram them in? 
? i mean i get it england needs to turn things around after that Perth drubbing... but 5 whole extra days in Brisbane? seems like a lot of time just chillin' at the training camp 
. don't they wanna hit the ground running against australia? or is this all about prep and strategy? 
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