The captains speak MICHAEL VAUGHN
"People talk as if we haven't played for six months," Michael Vaughan, England's captain, told the BBC. "Two weeks out shouldn't really affect international pro cricketers - you've got to be mentally switched on and make sure you can react to the situation you get put in."
"Not playing and seeing the rain, there is a huge boredom factor," he added. "But we are 1-0 up, and will treat these next three games as a three-match series, make sure we try and win those and take another trophy home." BRIAN LARA
"We've had an opportunity to work on areas we've faltered in - for instance, our overall fitness," said Lara. "The guys have been working very hard in the gym and on the track and trying to get that area of our game together. Now cricket is back and we've got to win all three matches to win the series. We're focused on that now."
"[England] are one up in a four-match series and we see every game now as a must-win situation," added Lara. "This is how we're looking at it. Every game is a final, we've got to win it and the guys are very clued onto that fact." |