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Bazball Broken The Ashes That Exposed England | Asehs 2025 -26 | Deep Dive | The Cricket Ledger

England did not just lose the Ashes in 2025–26. They unravelled. In this episode of The Cricket Ledger, we examine how England’s tour of Australia became a case study in cultural collapse, leadership pressure, and the limits of philosophy in elite sport. Australia’s 4–1 victory was built on depth, discipline, and ruthless professionalism. England’s defeat, by contrast, exposed declining fielding standards, tactical misjudgements under Ben Stokes, and growing concerns around team culture. As scrutiny intensified, figures such as Geoffrey Boycott publicly questioned the direction of the side, while calls grew for accountability from head coach Brendon McCullum and the Bazball ideology itself. This video explores: How England’s fielding and discipline deteriorated across the series Whether Bazball lost its edge in Australian conditions The role of leadership in setting professional standards Why Australia’s depth and catching efficiency proved decisive How team culture can determine outcomes before tactics even begin This is not a post-mortem driven by emotion. It is an examination of how elite teams fail when standards slip. 📊 Context over outrage. Welcome to The Cricket Ledger. Ashes 2025 26 England Ashes collapse Bazball criticism Ben Stokes Ashes captaincy England team culture cricket Australia Ashes dominance Ashes fielding analysis Brendon McCullum England Ashes series analysis Test cricket leadership