‘Brave when we needed to be’: McCullum hails England for leaving Ashes baggage behind

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Brendon McCullum praised England's players for leaving their Ashes baggage behind after their win against New Zealand.
He described the team's performance as brave, emphasizing their ability to execute plans under pressure and adapt to challenging conditions.
McCullum highlighted the contributions of Emilio Gay, who scored 57, and Ollie Robinson, who took seven wickets on his return.
He noted that the 'Bazball spirit' was maintained despite low scores and strike rates on a difficult pitch.
McCullum suggested that bravery in cricket involves subtle adjustments and manipulating the game situation, not just aggressive hitting.

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