England captain Ben Stokes said his side has taken important lessons from their recent loss in Perth, calling it a wake-up moment for the squad.
Speaking to reporters, he acknowledged that England fell short in key areas and must improve execution in high-pressure situations.
Stokes noted that the team has closely reviewed mistakes from the match, with players focusing on fixing technical and tactical lapses.
He stressed that maintaining consistency across all departments is crucial as England moves deeper into the series.
Coaches have held extended training sessions aimed at strengthening bowling plans and sharpening batting discipline.
According to Stokes, the players have responded positively and are committed to bouncing back stronger in the next fixture.
The England skipper added that the defeat has boosted team motivation rather than dampened spirits.
He said setbacks are part of competitive cricket, and how a team responds defines its character.
Analysts believe England’s willingness to study their errors may help them regain momentum before upcoming matches.
They emphasised that adapting quickly is essential against top-level opponents who punish even small mistakes.
Fans expressed hope that the refreshed mindset will translate into improved performances on the field.
Supporters said England’s resilience under Stokes’ leadership could play a major role in turning the series around.
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