Cricket - Ashes test match - Australia v England - Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia, December 5, 2017. Members of the English supporters group known as the 'Barmy Army' cheer during the fourth day of the second Ashes cricket test match. Picture taken December 5, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Johnny Bairstow accepts that accusations of poor behaviour by England players have dented their trustworthiness in the eyes of fans but believes the team can rectify that by winning the third Ashes test.
England need to at least draw the test in Perth to stay alive in the five-match series after they lost the first game in Brisbane by 10 wickets and the second in Adelaide by 120 runs.
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