England's batting was concerning in their 3-0 ODI series defeat by New Zealand but it does not mean fans should give up Ashes hope, writes Matthew Henry.
England were beaten by two wickets in the third ODI in Wellington
Having doubts now is understandable.
That sinking feeling when you wake up and check the score. The deflation of a leg stump knocked back with the clock barely beyond midnight.
Another sleepless night. Another disappointment.
When those feelings return before England have even reached Australian shores, after capitulations against the cuddly New Zealanders rather than the fiercest enemy, you can be forgiven for wavering.
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