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Adil Rashid’s exile cost England, prompting calls to fix tactical issues in Australia

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Taha Hashim wrote that Adil Rashid’s exile has cost England, and that the team can address tactical mistakes in Australia. He noted the leg‑spinner’s absence in the final three games of the tri‑series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka was puzzling, though he said there is no need to panic.

Why it matters

Followers of Rashid would care because the piece links his absence to England’s performance and suggests future strategic changes may affect his role.

Key facts

  1. Rashid’s exile is said to have cost England in recent matches.
  2. England’s leg‑spinner missed the final three games of the tri‑series versus Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
  3. The author believes England can correct tactical errors in Australia.

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