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Paul Collingwood insists England 'are not going to change' aggressive approach after disappointing first day against South Africa and backs bowlers to 'make inroads' Paul Collingwood insists England will not change their aggressive batting style England' slipped to 116-6 after batting collapse on day one against South Africa Only Surrey's Ollie Pope managed to surpass 20 runs on a rain-affected first day MCC eject fans after they unfurled banner in protest at J.P Morgan partnership
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Paul Collingwood insisted England were ‘not going to change’ after they slipped to 116 for six on a rain-ruined first day of the first LV= Insurance Test against South Africa, with only Ollie Pope passing 20.
Although their collapse had more to do with the excellence of the tourists’ bowling than the flamboyance of the home batting, England’s assistant coach said the Test team would continue their new policy of aggression.
‘Everyone’s clear about how we’re going to go about our batting,’ he said. ‘That’s not going to change. We’re not always going to get it 100% right.
