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'Past players will start to go at them': Ex-England cricketer warns Australia

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Former England cricketer Michael Atherton has urged England to "keep the pressure on Australia" during their upcoming white-ball series, warning that the hosts could "implode" before the 2027 Ashes. Australia are struggling after losing 2-1 to South Africa, with batting concerns and selection questions. David Warner has also criticised their poor performances, while key pacers will miss the England series.

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'Past players will start to go at them': Ex-England cricketer warns Australia
JYOTIRMOY HALDER · 11/3/2026, 11:14:09 AM
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