England speedster Ollie Robinson believes England Team is in good form to beat Australia in the Ashes 2023–and added that the England team can give Australia team a ‘good hiding’. The most exciting Ashes this year is scheduled to begin on June 16, with the first Test to be played at Edgbaston in Birmingham.

Ollie Robinson is excepted to play a vital role for England in Ashes 2023, as he picked up 11 wickets for England 2021-22 Ashes. Speaking to BBC Radio, Robinson said that he is excited to play against Australia in his home conditions.

“But with the team and the squad we’ve got at the moment, it’s such an exciting time to play Australia at home. I feel like we could get one over on them, and give them a good hiding,” Robinson said.

Ollie Robinson admitted that the England team was not at its usual best when they toured Australia where England was hammered by Australia by 4-0. With Ben Stokes taking over captaincy under Brendon McCullum‘s coaching England is redefining test cricket with their approach.

Speaking about their influence, the team management is infusing confidence in the players which helps them to play an aggressive brand of cricket.

When we went to Australia, we weren’t quite at our best, Brendon McCullum and Stokesy have just changed the game for us (with) the confidence that they’ve given the players — the batters especially,” he stated.

England’s cricket team has been in a purple patch in the world of cricket. The team has been enjoying success in both the white-ball format and the red-ball format. England team is the current world champion in T20 and ODI cricket.

I Probably Won’t Even Play Four – Mark Wood On His Role In Ashes 2023

England pacer Mark Wood excepts to play a limited role in England’s Ashes campaign this year. Mark Wood has been an important player for England in all three formats. He also played a vital role in England’s T20 world cup victory in 2022.

Earlier during the Bangladesh tour speaking to the media, Mark Wood said that he will not play all the matches, but will try to contribute to the team whenever it is required and also added that team management might use him for his express pace.

“I will not play all five. I was delighted to play four out of five in Australia. I was knackered, wrecked, and exhausted but that was a big tick in my box to say that in a big series, I can do it if Stokesy or Baz want me to play. I probably won’t even play four. They might even want me for one or two if they need a pacing element.”

With James Anderson, Stuart Broad, and Jofra Archer in the team England team might rotate their bowlers in the Ashes 2023. Mark Wood was England’s leading wicket-taker in the 2021-22 Ashes series in Australia