England head coach Trevor Bayliss reckons his team cannot win the upcoming Ashes series unless their catching improves. England dropped at least 14 chances in the three-Test series against West Indies which they won 2-1. England will face rivals Australia in the Ashes series which will be held in the land down under.
According to Bayliss, while some of those chances were far from straightforward, there were several that were "quite easy".
"The catching has been terrible, especially in the last couple of Tests. We're not going to go there [Australia] and win anything dropping that many," said Bayliss as media reports suggest.
"We were catching quite well up until the last three Tests and some of the catches we dropped we were quite easy. Dropping easy catches is usually down to concentration," he added.
England, who hold the Ashes, will travel to Australia for a five-match Ashes series that begins on November 23 at the Gabba in Brisbane.
(With ANI Inputs).
