Despite England's crushing Ashes defeat, head coach Brendon McCullum has indicated that there will be no significant adjustment in attitude. England's aggressive 'Bazball' style came under fire during the series, which concluded in a 4-1 loss, with the visitors only winning a consolation game at the MCG.

The strategy has been praised for its boldness, but its vulnerabilities were revealed during the Ashes against a well-drilled and experienced Australian team.

England struggled to maintain momentum for long periods, particularly in the first three Tests. There were indications of resilience later in the series, with a win in Melbourne and a hard-fought game at the SCG that lasted five days, providing some hope despite the outcome.

McCullum defended England's playing style in the aftermath of their Ashes defeat, rejecting calls for a radical revamp. The England head coach emphasized that progress has been made under his leadership, but also emphasized his willingness to evolve without sacrificing the underlying ideas that have formed the team's recent success.

"It is not about ripping up our script completely. From when we took over to where we are now, we are a better cricket team. I take offence to [any suggestion I don't want to evolve]. I am not against evolution; I welcome it. I am not rigid in my beliefs, but I have conviction in my methods. That doesn't mean you are blind to progress, but to throw everything out that has worked in pursuit of something completely unknown doesn't make any sense," Brendon McCullum told Sky Sports.

McCullum also spoke about his future as England head coach and stated that, despite the Ashes setback, he is very keen to continue. McCullum defended England's playing style in the aftermath of their Ashes defeat, rejecting calls for a radical revamp.

The England head coach emphasized that progress has been made under his leadership, but also emphasized his willingness to evolve without sacrificing the underlying ideas that have formed the team's recent success.

"I am keen to carry on in the role. Those decisions ultimately aren't up to me, but the lessons we will digest from this tour and what we have built, it would be a shame to rip that up and chase something no one knows whether it will be successful. If we stay true to what we believe in, we give ourselves a good opportunity to progress as a team over the next few years. In this series, we have been pretty poor in the key moments so it was a real missed opportunity," he added.