‘Too simplistic’: Robinson says sackings won’t solve England women’s woes
England’s Ashes defeat was a ‘tough watch’ for former coach Mark Robinson but he says the ECB needs to avoid a ‘blame game’
An Ashes walloping such as the one England’s women have just endured in Australia inevitably triggers a review but for Mark Robinson, head coach when Heather Knight’s team won the World Cup in 2017, the latest must go beyond sacking individuals.
“It has been a tough watch,” Robinson says. “But it is never down to one thing or person and I really hope the review goes much deeper.”
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Source: Cricket - The Guardian
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