England pacer Stuart Broad stated that the team have no time to feel sorry for themselves after what happened in the first Ashes Test at The Gabba. He added that in day-night Test matches, which will be the norm in the second Test at Adelaide, one has to quickly recognise and adapt to changing conditions. England are 1-0 behind in the five-match series after losing by nine wickets in four days.

“There is no time to feel sorry for ourselves, dwell on not batting, bowling, or catching very well. We know that’s the case. We board the flight to Adelaide on Monday and our training from Tuesday has to be focused on how to win a pink-ball Test. Batting and bowling styles for that will be a contrast to those on display at the Gabba,” wrote Broad in his column for The Mail on Sunday.