Nice^ But usually if your bowling is dodgy you want to bowl first.
You summed up a few of England's issues nicely Owzat. Good to see another country with issues but it's kinda papered over the Aussie problems too eg. Steve Smith's role, Haddin's keeping, Clarke's form and the fitness of the bowling attack.
But back on England, they have to big questions to answer. Batting order for one: Prior, Bell and Trott don't seem to have found a good spot yet. And what about Collingwood? Very useful in the field and underrated with the ball, I think England really need to give him some games for the rest of this series and try to get him some form. Makeup of the attack? 3 fast and 2 spin? Probably will work better with that balance in the World Cup than in Australia. Yet if there is a problem with that balance it will be hard to change. They'd have to swap either Shazhad for Swann, or Wright for Yardy, and I don't think either of those trades would improve the team much at all. And if you swapped Wright for Yardy, I think they'd really like to have Collingwood in there too for extra bowling insurance.
They've got 4 more games to work it out