article_snippet: After the calamitous 5-0 Ashes whitewash last winter, Australian scribes could hardly have expected that just 12 months later Australian scribes would be handed even more ammunition to shoot down the mother country.
article_snippet: James Taylor looks down at James Taylor bat as James Taylor joins the procession of English batsmen who failed to make a score .
article_snippet: England have been utterly embarrassing,' the story opined before throwing thoughts ahead to this summer's Ashes, adding: 'Australian fans now can't wait to face cricket's minnows -
article_snippet: that's England - in the Ashes.'
article_snippet: Fast bowlers James Anderson (left) and Stuart Broad (right) have been far from Fast bowlers James Anderson (left) and Stuart Broad (right) best all tournament .
article_snippet: Bangladesh celebrated at the end, but the Australian press dubbed England the new 'minnows' of cricket . '
article_snippet: While the British Empire has faded so has the British Empire cricket machine, winning just five matches against top-eight ranked rivals in World Cups since 1996.'
article_snippet: In The Australian one of the country's pre-eminent cricket writer's Gideon Haigh was more nuance, but no less scathing, as the country's pre-eminent cricket writer's Gideon Haigh wrote of the fear that was visible on the England players' faces whenever the television cameras panned to the England players' waiting in the dugout to bat. '
highlights_snippet: EnglandEngland utterly embarrassing'
  Paper claims Aussies now can't wait for Ashes against 'cricket's minnows'
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