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Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer said that though the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not on a 5-0 scoreline. 
Langer said that winning the World Cup and the Ashes were his 2 missions and as they did in the World T20, Australia will take one game at a time. 'We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match,' added the Aussie head coach.
Australia lead the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

Ashes: 5-0 scoreline not the focus ahead of the Boxing Day Test, says Langer

Australia's head coach Justin Langer said that though the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not on a 5-0 Ashes scoreline

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline.&nbsp;
BITE: JUSTIN LANGER, Head Coach, Australia
'We haven't talked about anything like that, we obviously.. we're focused and I've said this publicly, after a World Cup and an Ashes....this two sort of missions, if you like, the World Cup, we did it one game at a time there. We were able to get accomplished that result. And we're doing the same here.
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'So the mission, if you like, was to win the Ashes in Australia. We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match.'
Australia leads the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline

Ahead of the Boxing Day Ashes Test match in Melbourne, Australia's head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;said that while the hosts will look to win every Test match, their focus is not&nbsp;on a 5-0 scoreline.&nbsp;
Langer&nbsp;said that winning the World Cup and the Ashes were his 2 missions and as they did in the World T20, Australia will take one game at a time. 'We've won two Test matches. We've got one to go and hopefully from our point of view, that happens this Test match,' added the Aussie head coach.
Australia leads the 5-match Ashes series 2-0, and a win in the 3rd Test starting December 26 will give them an unassailable 3-0 lead in the Ashes series.

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Baily&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Baily&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;Langer addresses concerns over coaching style with Aus team
Baily&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Baily&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

Under fire Aussie Coach Justin Langer gets support from chief selector George Bailey 

After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Bailey&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Bailey&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

<ul>
<li>Major accusations against Aussie coach Justin Langer</li>
<li>Langer&nbsp;accused of being a total authoritarian and has had bursts ups with the team&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
<li>Australia recently avoided a whitewash against Bangladesh&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A total authoritarian, short-tempered and leaking&nbsp;dressing room secrets to media - These are some of the biggest accusations against Australian cricket coach Justin Langer.
A lot has been reported and written by the local Aussie press against Langer&nbsp;as he hangs on to his job ahead of the crucial World T20. There have been reports of massive fallouts in the Aussie dressing room by Chief Selector George Bailey&nbsp;isn't concerned. With reports flying around that Langer&nbsp;has 'lost the dressing room', Bailey&nbsp;feels that Langer is very much in control.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/langer-addresses-concerns-over-coaching-style-with-aus-team-1625136174724" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Langer addresses concerns over coaching style with Aus team</a>
Bailey&nbsp;said, "Regardless of everything that might have been said and written, the amount of respect that JL (Justin Langer) has for both what he's done and what he is continuing to try and do with this, with cricket in general, but with this team is huge. There's no doubt that there have been huge challenges over the last 12 months. But I think let's be realistic. There have been some challenges that have been encompassing that area around some of the travel things and the tours and some of the results as well".&nbsp;
After a disastrous tour of Bangladesh where Australia almost got whitewashed, Justin Langer&nbsp;is in the hot seat. The problems increased when he reportedly had an outburst against the digital media team travelling with the side to Bangladesh.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bailey&nbsp;added, "I don't know where, how often that we will need to keep harping on that. The focus for us is purely on the World Cup and the Ashes in terms of if we perform well in those tournaments, these things (sacking Justin Langer) tend to, tend to die away a little bit."
The former cricketer had taken over the reins of the national team after the infamous Sandpapergate&nbsp;in South Africa and rebuilt the team in the absence of Smith, Warner and Bancroft who received lengthy bans.

Players are under huge pressure: Aus coach on long quarantine bubble

Cricketers are bouncing around different bio-bubbles across the world

With bio-secure&nbsp;environments&nbsp;becoming&nbsp;the new normal to play cricket in, players are bouncing around different bubbles across the world. As the Australian cricketers shifted straight from the bio-bubble in England to secure IPL facilities in UAE, their national coach Justin Langer&nbsp;highlighted the pressure the players are under these days.
BITE: JUSTIN ALNGER, Coach, Australia
'The sacrifices they making are huge. I know they get paid well, but the sacrifices to their families and for the game of cricket is huge. And I certainly admire and respect them for that. But if you think of a David Warner or Steve Smith or Josh Hazelwood or Pat Cummins, they had their quarantine before they left for England. The go straight into the IPL, they play that competition, they come back for two weeks. Strict quarantine back in Australia. And then we start a summer of India, against India, which one of the biggest, biggest rivalries and competitors in world cricket today. So, you know, these guys are under huge pressure and that's we're going to care for them and look after them and make sure they're going OK. And if they need a chop out, then, as I said, they will have a hundred percent support to do that."

With bio-secure&nbsp;environments&nbsp;becoming&nbsp;the new normal to play cricket in, players are bouncing around different bubbles across the world. As the Australian cricketers shifted straight from the bio-bubble in England to secure IPL facilities in UAE, their national coach Justin Langer&nbsp;highlighted the pressure the players are under these days. He said that even though&nbsp;they get paid well, but the sacrifices they make to&nbsp;their families and for the game of cricket is huge. And Langer admires and respects them for that.

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