Nathan Lyon doesn’t appreciate England’s style of baseball

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Sydney. Australia’s veteran spinner Nathan Lyon says he still doesn’t value England’s style of baseball and its consistency at Test cricket level, after missing two games against them before his time in the Ashes ended due to a calf injury. matches referred to. The Ashes, which ended in a 2–2 draw.

“I know everyone keeps talking about baseball, to be honest, I haven’t really seen a baseball in my two Tests against them. I’m 2-0 in my Tests against baseball… I look at the Australian cricket team and our batsmen, David Warner for example… I’ve seen him score a century in a season… and this cricket I have to play the role of an aggressive brand.

Lyon told SEN Radio, “If I’m being honest with you, I think there’s a lot of ups and downs in baseball, and I feel like if you’re going to play an aggressive brand of cricket anyway, it’s It’s about being able to go up and down.

Lyon, who is currently recovering from a calf injury, insisted that he aims to return to England to play in the 2027 Ashes. By 2027, Australia’s record of not winning the Ashes in England will be 27 years old and Lyon will be 39 by then.

“Let me tell you one thing, I’m certainly not joking about going back to the Ashes. I feel like after this injury, coming home and seeing people play three Test matches really motivated me to get back out there and make sure I’m playing cricket again.

“My hunger for the game has probably reached a new level, this has allowed me to spend a little more time during my rehabilitation, to sit back, relax, reflect and reset some goals and find a really good purpose for me. Got it.”

He elaborated, “I am certainly not ruling out going back to England for the Ashes… For me the finish line is not even in sight yet, I still have a lot of cricket left in me And there’s a lot more. Renegades, to introduce New South Wales cricket but also Australia. ,

On Friday, Lyon signed a three-year deal with Melbourne Renegades in the Big Bash League (BBL), ending his decade-long stay at the Sydney Sixers. His new deal with the Renegades will keep him at the club from the 2023-24 season until the end of the 2025-26 edition of the competition.(IANS)

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