Jos Buttler insisted that there was no reason for England to panic after their defeat at the first ash test at Edbbaston. She denied that this defeat would serve as an awakening.
Although being 122 for Australia in its eight debut, England lost to Birmingham with 251 losses, with a limit at the end of the round that could cause a radical change.
But they will probably make only two changes to the Lord, the other being wounded, Jofra Archer and Jack Leach taking revenge on James Anderson and Moen Ali.
"We are one-down, but we have four strings to enter the series," said Buttler, speaking at the Lord Kokaburra conference. "Test cricket is hard, you play against the best players in the world.
"If you're not good enough for a long time, you're not going to win the game, but we have a clear team ... nothing really changes, we lost that game, but we came here with a lot." "to be happy and to believe that we are good enough to overcome this ordeal and make a tête-à -tête."
Despite the heavy weight of the victory, there were still champions of England in their victories, not less than 40 of the first runs of Australia and the girlfriend of Rory Burns.
And Buttler pointed out that England had not been fully presented to Egbbaston.
"My point of view is that we have not played well enough for a long time, really," he said. "The first few days we played cricket and we had good chances, and every defeat against James Anderson is a great moment in the game, is not it?
"Not being able to take both on foot and the speed [from 122 to 8] was obviously an important part of the game." Steve Smith played a very good game. "It's the Test cricket - you play against the best players .
"We know that cricket cricket practices are common in England: it's possible that some sporting events happen more often than others." Events are happening faster. If you look at India successively last summer, we managed to play right and play correctly. narrow.
Buttler suffered a concussion in Edbbaston, as he was fired twice by Pat Cummins on the mathematical model, but he feels "not far off" from his form.
"I've been hearing it for about 18 months, I think it's probably the best name I know, so I'm very faith-based, I'm going to get ready and give myself a good chance.
Buttler knows that the two men will probably come to England better than others: he spent the last two seasons in the same league as Archer, then started playing with Leach at Taunton Deane, when he was under thirteen , and expects both to succeed.
"I'm happy for [Leach]," he said. "He worked hard for the position he was in. He will come and be a great person to be part of the team, he brings a lot of energy, a lot of skills and football, and he can "be happy with this challenge. I am sure he will look forward to problems with the Lord again. "
Archer scored his match by eliminating Sussex by thirty-five seconds this week. After finishing the World Cup as England's top scorer, we can expect high expectations on his shoulders.
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Buttler downplayed this and argued that Archer could remove all outside noise. "Certainly not from the inside, we do not expect much," he says, "but she often meets these things.
"He's a good, laid-back guy who's very confident in his game, so if he's lucky, I think he'll be fine."
Buttler also took the initiative to bring the competitor back to the stock. Buttler took the job last summer before the Indian game, but said he was still scheduled to release him if Stoke was ready.
"I appreciated, they told me in time that they might want Ben to redo the event if he could, so I knew it was and it was natural to do. "
"It has not really changed much for me: I'm always ready to give advice and I'll be there if Joe wants to talk to me like many other players on the team and he's not a bad captain. It does not change so much. "
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