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England rope in Man City psychologist for T20 World Cup

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Manchester, May 23: Young had a prolific run with Manchester City in recent times, with the side winning four straight Premier League titles over the last four years. Before joining the Premier League club, Young was with the England cricket side, overseeing the senior Men’s team from 2016 to 2020.
Young has joined the England side for the T20I series against Pakistan and will remain till the end of the Men’s T20 World Cup.
England white-ball coach Matthew Mott believed the presence of Young, who was with the side when they lifted their maiden ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup in 2019, would improve communication.“He’s previously been with the team and he’s already been a great ally in messages back to me. Making sure my messages are clear.“It’s always good to have someone who’s a little bit removed from the squad to make sure you’re landing your messages… He’s still doing other roles but we’ve got him for this series, and the start of the World Cup as well.”
After England’s uninspired run during the recently concluded Men’s Cricket World Cup in India, Mott wanted to have a more open approach.“When you’ve had the kick in the pants like we’ve had, you can’t just go ‘business as usual,” Mott said. (Agencies)

 

 

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