Bayliss is bowing out, but England’s flaws remain beyond this Ashes finale | Vic Marks

This game has meaning, for history shows the ‘dead’ rubber in a series can have lasting significance – not least on the captaincyThe Ashes may be gone but the notion of a dead rubber seldom applies when England meet Australia. A Test match between these two nations has a life of its own. There is now the added incentive of points in the Test Championship (no irony intended here, let’s give it a go) and a drawn series would be a welcome rarity in Ashes cricket.Moreover the