LEEDS, England (Reuters) - England will head into this year's Ashes series against Australia heartened by their performances against New Zealand but with nagging doubts about key areas in the team.
A thrilling 124-win in the first test against the Kiwis was followed by a 199-run defeat in the second which raised familiar concerns.
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