Former England captain Nasser Hussain has issued a staunch defence of 'Bazball' following the thrilling one-run defeat to New Zealand in Wellington.
In the aftermath of the loss, England have been widely lauded for their involvement in of the greatest Test matches of all-time. However, some have questioned whether their positive and aggressive approach, which has seen them win ten out 12 Tests, went too far and became reckless.
Captain Ben Stokes' decision to enforce the follow on in particular has been criticised, although Stokes himself has stuck by the call. And Hussain has defended Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum, telling fans: "You can't have it both ways".
