We're not stupid enough to think that you've to just win or lose: Trescothick
England need 488 more runs on the final day of the Test with seven wickets in hand England's assistant coach Marcus Trescothick asserted that his team wasn't naive enough to rule out a draw as an option going into the final day of the Edgbaston Test. England have vocalised their intentions to go after any target in the fourth innings in this Stokes-McCullum era, but may have to settle for only their second home draw in this period, given the equation. They need 536 more runs on the final day of the Test with seven wickets in hand, a steep ask despite conditions remaining favourable for batting. The average scoring rate over the first three innings has been a very healthy 4.39, but given that England will need to score close to six an over for an entire day, they will simply need to adapt. "We all probably appreciate that it's a hell of a lot of runs to try and score. It's 550 [536] tomorrow, and I don't think we've seen scoring rates quite that quick in a...