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Taylor’s men in England
LONDON. May 13: Captain Mark Taylor promised Monday to stick to a bold, attacking game plan as
his Australian side bid for a fifth successive Ashes win over England, reports Reuter.
Speaking at a news conference after an overnight flight from Hong Kong, Taylor said Australia would use the same strategy which had yielded success over both West Indies and
South Africa in their last two series.
"Of course I'm confident we can make it five,” said Taylor. "I think we have the talent in this side to beat any team in the world if we play to the best of our ability."
It is 18 matches since Australia drew a Test and Taylor emphasised his men would continue to play In the same positive vein despite the additional pressures which surround an Ashes series.
"I've always liked playing games where there's a result. We've won 10 and lost seven of our last 17 Tests but the good news is that we've won the big games and the series. I'd be more than happy to win this Ashes series 4-2. that would be a great result."
Taylor acknowledged his own form was still a cause for concern but is hoping a return to one of his favourite cricketing locations will help him turn the corner.
There's no doubt about it, my form's been terrible, but I'm very glad to be back in England. I find England the best place in the world to play cricket and I'm hoping this summer will turn it round for me."
The Australians play their first match against the Duke of Norfolk's XI at Arundle on Thursday after two days in the nets at Lord's but spent their first morning laughing at a piece in a British newspaper which rated each player for sledging ability.
Taylor has made a point of curbing his player s worst excesses but could not promise England a totally silent series.
In modern-day cricket, you’re always going to have the odd word or Incident. Provided it's just the ddd word or incident I don’t see the problem."
Leg-spinner Shane Warne was also untroubled by news that England's batsmen have been studying countless videos to unravel his different types of delivery.
"It depends what videos they've been watching," he smiled. "I haven’t got too many tricks up my sleeve. Just a few leggles may be.”