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“I asked Brendon how he changed that in English cricket, which was really interesting. Then we got into the technicalities of coaching someone one-on-one, what that looks like, his role as head coach in that versus his assistants.<\/p>\n
“We sat for a good period of time and took loads from it. They’re on to a good thing.” <\/p>\n
After beginning the series against Australia, England will also face Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina this autumn.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the cricket team will play five Test matches as they look to regain the Ashes for the first time since they won in Australia a decade ago.<\/p>\n
“They’ll go out and give it a great dig – as English teams who are playing against Australia want to – and hopefully we stick one on the board on Saturday,” said Wigglesworth, who was part of the British and Irish Lions set-up as they posted a 2-1 series win against the Wallabies in the summer. <\/p>\n
“It’s a great rivalry with Australia. Both sides really enjoy playing against each other because there’s something there. Bring on Saturday.”<\/p>\n
England are favourites against Australia, who are ranked seventh in the world.<\/p>\n
The Wallabies finished third in the Rugby Championship with two wins from six games and beat Japan 19-15 in Tokyo on Saturday with a much-changed team.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n