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Managing Director of England Men's Cricket Rob Key believes the term 'Bazball' "devalues what Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have done" with the Test team.

Key took charge in April with England having won just one of their last 17 Test matches and he first appointed Stokes as captain, before making McCullum the Test coach. And the pair have made an immediate impact, with England whitewashing World Test Champions New Zealand and producing a record-breaking victory against India.

Stokes and McCullum have got England playing a more attacking, positive brand of cricket which has been dubbed 'Bazball' and Key is not a fan of the term. Speaking to BBC Test Match Special, he said: "I'm not mad on 'Bazball' the phrase.

"It's not something I particularly enjoy because it devalues what Ben and Brendon have done. They've been so premeditated almost and methodical in the way they've spoken to people and that's what's made the difference and let them get to this point which is so much more than, 'oh, we're just going to go out there and look to be positive and play a few