I like back-to-back Tests at the end of a series, without any county game in between. We know county cricket has no bearing on Test cricket.
I think Pakistan was always a destination where it was hard to come and win. I was the coach of the South African team which came here in 2007. We won the Test and one-day series and that was a massive win and achievement because not many sides had come and won in Pakistan.
The Ashes are the biggest Test series played in the world.
I was part of the Australia team that lost the first Test at Edgbaston in 1997 and yet came back to win the series quite comfortably in the end.
Pakistan always play well in England.
My first trip as a captain against Pakistan in 2003 - we had never won there before, but then we won both the Test Matches and One-Days.
I think England will win a Test. My concern is Australia will probably win two.
The aim of the tests carried on with these syllable series was, by means of repeated audible perusal of the separate series, to so impress them that immediately afterward they could voluntarily be reproduced.
I want to be part of the team that wins a Test series in England and Australia.
The one thing we need to do to continue to maintain Test cricket as being special is cutting down the amount and make it a real occasion rather than playing one after another.
It's very rare that you get a chance to play in a Test and that's what makes it so special and prestigious.
These days you can play almost 100 Test matches in six years.
